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Posts Tagged ‘church’

22 Jun 2010

A Walk on Pikestone Fell

Filed under: Other

Approx. Distance: 12 miles Start: Demense Mill Picnic Area, Wolsingham, on B6296 (GR NZ076375) Click to view start position on Google Maps Map : OS Explorer 31 – North Pennines: Teesdale and Weardale This walk is best done on a day of good visibility. It makes a good winter walk as you are not too […]

22 June, 2010 at 14:25 by Bill

Tags: bronze age, church, hamsterley forest, neolithic
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