Brontë Parsonage film set takes shape on moors above Haworth

It may look a little out of place amidst the bleak Yorkshire moorland, but this bare timber structure will soon set hearts soaring. When finished, television viewers won't be able to tell it apart from the stone-built Bronte Parsonage in nearby Haworth, former home of the Brontes. The exterior replica of the Parsonage is taking shape on Penistone Hill, chosen by film location experts to better resemble the original 1840s setting for a major new BBC drama. To Walk Invisible, created by award-winning Yorkshire writer and playwright Sally Wainwright, will tell the story of the world-famous family. Although the unpainted timber structure is currently a "monstrosity", according to local councillor Glen Miller, the short-term pain will be worth it in the end. thetelegraphandargus