Today's post for ABC Wednesday is G for Guidebridge Mill . This building, on South Street in Guide Bridge, is Guidebridge (or Guide...

You can't help but look up towards the sky as you pass the subject of today's Sky Watch image, the Junction Mill Chimney in Ashton...

After a little holiday break, the photo blog returns with another "Monochrome Moment". Today's photo shows the Tudno Mill...

Today's Sky Watch image shows a patch of sky framed by trees that still have bare branches and by cherry blossom trees that are in ful...

Woodend Mill sits alongside the River Tame in Mossley with its tall stone chimney pointing towards the glow of the evening sky. At one ...

"H" is for "Harper Mill" and today's photo shows the rear view of this former cotton mill in Ashton. Cotton was...

"E" is for "Escape Ladders" and today's photo shows the fire escape ladders at the back of Oxford Mills in Ashton...

Bailey Mill makes an interesting outline against the sky, with its assortmentof shapes and its gables and chimney leading the eye upwards...

(Click photo for larger version. Press Back button to return here.) "E" is for "Egret Mill" and today's photo sho...

(Click photo for larger version. Press Back button to return here.) Egret Mill was built on the corner of Old Street and Bentinck Street ...

(Click photo for larger version. Press Back button to return here.) This is a view of Oxford Mills, a complex of former cotton mills in ...

(Click photo for larger version. Press Back button to return here.) "H" is for "Harper Mill" which is one of Ashton...

(Click photo for larger version. Press Back button to return here.) This week's Monochrome Moment shows Guide Bridge Mill, alongside ...

(Click photo for larger version. Press Back button to return here.) The bulk of Ryecroft Mill dominates the view along Hamilton Street in...

This sculpture of a mill girl stands outside the George Lawton Hall in Top Mossley. A variety of public sculptures have been commissioned by...

Oakwood Mill is on the edge of the village of Millbrook, between Stalybridge and Mossley, and about 4 miles from Ashton. The mill, which ...

Tucked away behind Ivy Bank Cottages off Micklehurst Road in Mossley is the remaining part of Squires Mill. Its location is due to the mill ...

The view from Platform 2 of Stalybridge Station on a wet weekend is not the most welcoming or inspiring. The platform overlooks an area o...

Harper Mill, off Mossley Road in Ashton, was built in 1855 for the Lees brothers on land next to existing workshops. Most of the building w...

December's Theme Day is on the topic of Circles. Ashton being a mill town, where better to look for circles than in the yard of one ...