HomeNewsIn photos: The Goit runs brown and strong from Kirkstall News In photos: The Goit runs brown and strong from Kirkstall March 24, 2024 1 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp The Goit running brown and strong from Kirkstall and Bramley blooms braving the wind have been captured by photographer Susan Tellum. Here’s a slideshow of some of her photos: Receive West Leeds Dispatch news headlines to your inbox daily. Subscribe to our mailing list Sponsored content TagsBramleycommunity reportersKirkstallSusan Tellum FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Previous articleWest Leeds planning applications: 24 March 2024Next articleKirkstall: Area off A65 no longer an air quality concern RELATED ARTICLES News Security fencing and lunch club among projects seeking ‘outer West’ funding westleedslife - September 18, 2026 News Solar panels plan at Horsforth church westleedslife - September 18, 2026 News Centenary celebrations in full swing for West Leeds RUFC westleedslife - September 18, 2026 1 COMMENT Wow I great to see. Is this result of heavy rain or have folk/ volunteers been working on the Goit? Reply LEAVE A REPLY Cancel reply Comment: Please enter your comment! Name:* Please enter your name here Email:* You have entered an incorrect email address! Please enter your email address here Website: Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Notify me of new posts by email. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Recent Posts Security fencing and lunch club among projects seeking ‘outer West’ funding September 18, 2026 Solar panels plan at Horsforth church September 18, 2026 Centenary celebrations in full swing for West Leeds RUFC September 18, 2026 Bramley Baths puts itself on the map with a new programme of creative events September 18, 2026 Load more Stay Connected3,172FansLike518FollowersFollow3,859FollowersFollow
Wow I great to see. Is this result of heavy rain or have folk/ volunteers been working on the Goit? Reply
Wow I great to see. Is this result of heavy rain or have folk/ volunteers been working on the Goit?