6764 x 5073 px | 57,3 x 43 cm | 22,5 x 16,9 inches | 300dpi
Data acquisizione:
11 luglio 2026
Ubicazione:
Edgerton Street, Stockton Heath, Warrington, UK
Altre informazioni:
Stockton Heath Walking Day 2026 procession with Hill Cliffe Baptist Church. Families in a sunny street procession carry a large Hill Cliffe Baptist Church banner. Children, adults and other walkers proceed along a residential road lined by brick houses and trees. The photograph depicts Edgerton Street, Stockton Heath, Warrington, United Kingdom. Children and adults take part in a summer walking procession along the road, led by a banner for Hill Cliffe Baptist Church. Several marchers wear bright clothes, while neighbours watch from beside the pavement and red-brick houses form the background. The street setting identifies this as a local community gathering in Stockton Heath, Warrington. The church banner and people walking together are the defining subjects. The photograph is useful for reporting on Walking Day traditions, religious and civic parades, family participation and local events in Cheshire. The church group advances along a residential street with red-brick houses, parked vehicles and leafy trees in the background. A large blue and yellow banner is carried high above the walkers, naming Hill Cliffe Baptist Church as an identifiable part of the parade. Children and adults wear summer clothing, with some individuals in coloured outfits or carrying smaller items. The photograph offers a local record of Stockton Heath Walking Day, a longstanding community tradition associated with churches, schools and neighbourhood groups. Its value lies in the identifiable participant group, the public street procession and the scale of involvement by people of different ages. The church banner is carried with its lettering facing forward so that onlookers can recognise the group. Walkers fill part of the road under warm daylight, with spectators and parked cars giving a clear village-street setting. The photograph serves as a documentary record of the congregation's participation in the 2026 annual procession. The large banner is blue and yellow.
