2003/11/23
	16: Carlton Avenue's rooftops Here's another very red sky at night over Romiley, which is even more spectacular than the one in the first section.

2003/11/27
	17: The Highways Department gets the job done After a couple of months, the battered bollard on the island at the junction of Compstall Road and Sandy Lane has been restored to its former vertical condition. The planters are also coming on nicely.
18: Sandy Lane The junction with Compstall road, looking very wintry.

2004/03/17

19: Carlton Avenue In March, it was Carlton Avenue's turn to be assaulted comprehensively by contractors working on behalf of the gas company. They were replacing old iron pipes with plastic ones.

2004/04/18

20: The Mini-Park at the junction of Sandy Lane with Compstall Road Drainage has never been one of Romiley's strong points. April showers created a boating lake on the west side of the mini-park in addition to the usual Olympic swimming pool on the south side (nearer to the camera in this panoramic picture).

2004/05/09

21: The Planters in full bloom The pictures show the 2 planters at the junction of Sandy Lane with Compstall Road (Left & Centre) and the one at the junction of Lyme Grove with Compstall Road (Right), which has just a single tier this season.

2004/05/16 & 17

22: Green Romiley Romiley can look almost wooded from certain angles, especially in spring and summer. These views show the junction of Sandy Lane with Compstall Road from the west (left); the same junction looking toward the east (below, left); and the approach to the station car park (below, right).

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