Click on any photo below to see all images in a slideshow. All photos are copyright of Msg-Meteorites
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- The bridge the town is named after at the start of our walk (Photo courtesy of Luther Jackson)
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- Setting off on the little used footpath towards the fall location (Photo courtesy of Luther Jackson)
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- I think it’s this way?! (Photo courtesy of Luther Jackson)
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- No, i’m fairly sure it’s this way?! (Photo courtesy of Luther Jackson)
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- Myself and Keith with our specimens of Appley Bridge in the field where it fell. (Photo courtesy of Luther Jackson)
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- The fall location as it looks today (Photo courtesy of Luther Jackson)
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- Halliwell Farm is listed as being the fall location and although they have less land now than in 1914 when the meteorite fell, the field adjoining the house is still part of the estate and is where the meteorite fell.
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- Keith, Luther, Matt and myself at Halliwell Farm
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- An interesting statue in the grounds of Halliwell Farm
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- As best as we can ascertain this is the fall spot 🙂
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- At the end of out little wander before heading for the pub! (Photo courtesy of Luther Jackson)