Hebden Bridge is a lovely town in Calderdale, West Yorkshire, lying at the confluence of the river Calder and the Hebden Water. Rochdale canal runs through the town too, adding extra charm to it. Like many other Yorkshire towns, Hebden Bridge used to be a mill town producing wool and woolen goods. Now, there are many interesting independent shops, unusual cafes etc., and for me it is one of the most attractive towns of West Yorkshire. I love its creative culture and the preserved olde worlde feel about it. What makes it even more dear to my heart is that it is only a few miles away from my favourite place, Haworth. The countryside between the two is very beautiful and the walk from Hebden Bridge to Haworth, or vice versa is on my list of walks to be done in the near future. I hadn't been to Hebden for a few years and on the Sunday a couple of weeks ago I was delighted to be back and to see some changes for the better. There is a market four days a week now, Thursday to Sunday, in t...
