Lower Threapwood - footpath Threapwood 19
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Lower Threapwood - footpath Threapwood 19
Image: © Mike Harris Taken: 2 Oct 2004
View on bearing of 70 deg. Threapwood is the 'last village in Cheshire' - in the SW of the county, just on the Welsh border. A traditional farming community, tucked away from all major roads. A deep wooded clough, whose rim is seen in the background of the image, divides the village into 'Lower' and 'Higher' Threapwood. Footpath 19 leads from the bus depot at the end of Greaves Lane East to the parish boundary with Oldcastle at the stile and signpost in the distance. Great crop of elderberries in 2004!
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Image Location
Latitude
53.00078
Longitude
-2.828294