Grid reference NZ1037
near to Thornley, County Durham, England
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Bracken Hill
Looking across a small valley from Houselop Beck towards Bracken Hill
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Greenwell Farm
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Pastures above Newhall Farm
Countryside beside Newhall Farm in Weardale
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Access road for Bracken Hill leaving minor road
The foreground road is a narrow, minor one, the access leaving it for Bracken Hill is obvious. It's clear from a finger post sign that a public footpath is signed initially along the Bracken Hill road. OS mapping does not show the path... (more)
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Snipe Gate
Nestling in the deep valley of the Houselop Beck.
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Unusual hedge crossing by public footpath
The path approaches the steps alongside the hedge from the right but instead of making an immediate descent of a second ladder as would happen where a wall or fence was to be crossed, there's a short horizontal section to pass over the... (more)
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Stile for footpath in wall angle
Stiles allowing footpaths to cross fences and walls come in a number of styles. The one in the wall corner is a through-stone stile where longer beams of stone protrude on both sides at different levels creating a form of staircase, albeit... (more)
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Newhall Farm Cottages
Holiday accommodation on a working farm
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Snipe Gate
Snipe Gate is a secluded house beside a narrow, minor road in the wooded valley of Houselop Beck near to Thornley in County Durham. It's seen here from a field path south-east of it.
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Greenwell Hill
Looking across a small valley for Houselop Beck towards Greenwell Hill
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Grassed field crossed by public footpath
The path (with little actual trace on the ground) approaches the ladder stile from the left. The crossing of the hedge is unusual: there's the ladder on this side and another far side, the two being connected by a 'bridge'.... (more)
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Quad bike tracks in snow
The tracks are in a field close to Holburn House, the farm in view along the wall line. The extent of the tracks might lead the viewer to believe that a good deal of farming activity had been going on, but no, they were just the result of... (more)
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