Cheshire Plain - farmland
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The photograph on this page of Cheshire Plain - farmland by Mike Harris as part of the Geograph project.
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Image: © Mike Harris Taken: 10 Oct 2004
View due S from footpath Beeston 28. Lush farmland on the Cheshire Plain, in the parish of Beeston just west of the Peckforton Hills. Formerly part of the Peckforton Estate, now owned by Woodhouse Farm to the west. Line of trees on the right marks the course of Crimes Brook that marks the boundary with Tattenhall - beware, there's no bridge across the brook! Although much of the Cheshire Plain is intensively farmed, there are many little unkempt corners like this that are rich in flora and wildlife.