3 km from Rennington, Northumberland, England
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Rennington : Track
by Lewis Clarke
A track heads off the A1.
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Old Milepost by the B6341, Holywell, north of Alnwick
by IA Davison
Cast iron post by the B6341, in parish of DENWICK (ALNWICK District), Holywell; 420m North of track to Heckley Fence, back to stone wall on narrow verge under tree, on East side of road. AB bevel iron casting, erected by the Cow-causey... (more)
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Heifer Law, Northumberland
An example of the extensive storm damage that affected Northumberland in November 2021.
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A1 near Heckley Fence
by JThomas
Heading north west on the A1 towards Berwick.
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Heiferlaw Tower
by Les Hull
The tower house is a prominent building built on the east side of Heifer Law. It was built in the late 15th century by Alnwick Abbey and was probably used as a look out tower for the monks. The building measures 7.4m by 8.8m externally and... (more)
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Bullfinches in the snow
by Russel Wills
These birds were happily feeding at the edge of the field but unfortunately were not in the sun!
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Heifer Law summit
by Richard Webb
The beeches on the top of the hill mostly survived the storm which felled nearly all the conifers in November 2021
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Rutted stubble below Heifer Law
by Richard Webb
Stubble fields with a legacy of the wet summer of 2008.
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Heiferlaw Tower
by Mike Searle
A ruined pele tower, it was built as a lookout for Alnwick Abbey. It can be dated from the heraldic panels of the period 1470-89 bearing the arms of Alnwick Abbey, and Earl Henry Percy, on the northeast and southeast walls.
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B6341 southbound |
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Heiferlaw Tower
by Lisa Jarvis
The remains of a tower house built on the east side of Heifer Law. It was built in the late 15th century and was probably used as a look out tower for the monks of Alnwick Abbey. It is 7m tall with three floors.
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Denwick : A1
by Lewis Clarke
Looking along the A1.
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