near to Langdon Beck, County Durham, England
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Currick on Langdon Fell
by Mike Quinn
Looking towards the large (disused) quarry in NY8633.
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Grass Slope With Rocks and Peat Bank
The slope rises toward the summit of Fendrith Hill with grass progressively giving way to heather beyond the limit of the photograph.
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Moor west of Church Bowers
The cairn (marked as "Currick" on the OS map) seems to mark a small area where the bedrock is close to the surface, but has not been exploited for quarrying. The BGS sheet 25 for Alston makes it appear that the outcrop there is... (more)
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Langdon Fell
by Mike Quinn
Looking northwest from Church Bowers towards the currick and across the valleys of Harthope Beck and West Beck.
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Sike near the currick on Langdon Fell
by Mike Quinn
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Soft ground on Langdon Fell
by Mike Quinn
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Peat haggs on Langdon Fell
by Mike Quinn
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Currick on Langdon Fell (2)
by Mike Quinn
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Church Bowers
by Mike Quinn
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Moorland below Fendrith Hill
by Mike Quinn
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Sheepfold on south-western slope of Fendrith Hill
The well made and intact sheepfold surely sees no use these days. It's on a grassy slope descending to Langdon Beck, between Redgill Sike and Harthope Beck.
The distant moorland hill is Three Pikes.
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