near to Laneshaw Bridge, Lancashire, England
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Sheep pasture near Knarr End Farm, Black Lane Ends, Lancashire
We are on the 1000ft contour here, and this rough pasture is only suitable for sheep, many of which are Lonks or Swaledales, although slightly less hardy breeds have also been farmed here. Knarr End Farm (left) and Albion Plain Farm can be... (more)
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Knarrs Hill Trig Pillar
by michael ely
The pillar marks the summit of this hill at 334 metres above sea level. It is on the route of the Pendle Way (by a wall stile) on a rocky bluff 1.6 miles NE of Laneshaw Bridge, near Colne.
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Sheep above Knarr End Farm
by Bill Boaden
The far view is of Airedale.
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Head of the Black Scar Beck Valley
by Chris Heaton
Marshy pasture near Knarrs Hill as seen from the Pennine Bridleway
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Cows on Knarrs Hill
by Bill Boaden
From this side of the hill you can look down on Colne and across to Pendle.
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Sheep by Knarrs Hill Farm
by Bill Boaden
Behind is the line of Boulsworth Hill.
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Access Track leading away from Knarrs Hill Farm
by Chris Heaton
Track that has been adopted by the Pennine Bridleway National Trail and Pendle Way Long Distance Footpath.
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Ordnance Survey Trig Pillar S4499
by Peter Wood
This pillar is located on Knarrs Hill.
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Knarrs Hill
by Rude Health
Walked up to bag this trig from the SW after Law (Lower) Hill.
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Trig point on Knarrs Hill
by John Slater
Looking northeast
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The Pennine Bridleway near Knarrs Farm
by Dave Kelly
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The Pennine Bridleway near Knarrs Farm
by Dave Kelly
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The Pennine Bridleway near Knarrs Hill
by Dave Kelly
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Ordnance Survey Cut Mark
by Adrian Dust
This OS cut mark can be found on the gatepost SE side of track. It marks a point 297.012m above mean sea level.
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Ordnance Survey Cut Mark
by Adrian Dust
This OS cut mark can be found on the gatepost at the track junction. It marks a point 302.636m above mean sea level.
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