5 km N of Eggleston, County Durham, England
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Wheel Crag
by David Brown
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Travellers at Middle End
by Oliver Dixon
En route to the annual Appleby Horse Fair, the main gathering for travellers in the country.
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Little Eggleshope Beck
Having just flowed through a bridge ( NY9929 : Bridge over Little Eggleshope Beck ) under the minor road which crosses the southeast slopes of Monk's Moor, Little Eggleshope Beck heads southwest to join Great Eggleshope Beck, forming the Eggleston Burn, whose... (more)
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Sheepfold east of Middle End Farm (2)
by Mike Quinn
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Eggleston Common
by Andrew Smith
Looking up Little Eggles Hope. The bottom of the plantation on the left just sneaks into the grid-square.
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Abandoned millstone among other rocks
The millstone appears to be intact and a finished item. It has been left on the moorland slope below Wheel Crag where the gritstone for its creation will have originated.
Another gritstone crag can be seen on the horizon above and to the... (more)
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Sheepfold, Middle End Farm
by P Gaskell
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Road over Eggleston Common, Teesdale |
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B6278 towards Stanhope
by JThomas
Above the East Skears valley
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Western slope of Eggleston Common
The moorland slope descends gently towards the B6278 which is out of sight. The valley running away to the distance is Great Eggleshope and the middle-distance buildings are of Middle End Farm.
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Gate next to cattle grid
Livestock gate next to the cattle grid.
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Road junction at Middle End
by Alan Reid
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