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7. The Leeds and Liverpool Canal sign
Have you noticed this? 'It reads: 'The Remains of a Wooden Icebreaker Lie Submerged' and is found near the Leeds Industrial Museum, Armley Mills. | jpimedia
8. Penny Pocket Park
A cute and easily missable spot on Kirkgate, Penny Pocket Park is a great spot to sit back and enjoy the view of neighbouring Leeds Minster. | other Photo: Google Street View
9. Horsforth Hall Park's Japanese garden
Originally opened in 1987, the Japanese Garden is a celebration of traditional oriental gardens, with various features and materials used to represent Japan's mountains, woodland areas, waterfalls, lakes and grasslands. | jpimedia
10. Victorian cells under Leeds Town Hall
Leeds Town Hall houses a once used police station called the Bridewell. 'There are many cells underneath the grand building - some are even concealed under the front steps | jpimedia
11. The elephant on the wall
Have you met Winifred yet? She's a huge mural from graffiti artist Russell Meeham, also known as Qubek. Located alongside the walkway from York Place to Park Place. | jpimedia Photo: Andrew Hutchinson
12. St Mark's Church, Woodhouse
Built after the Battle of Waterloo.Restored after bought by the Gateway Church in 2008 - prior to that it had been redundant for five years. | other Photo: Google Street View