Striding across Lumb Spout
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Striding across Lumb Spout
Image: © Stephen Craven Taken: 20 Apr 1992
'Lumb' and 'Spout' are both regional place names for a waterfall, so the small fall near Trawden (named on the 1:25000 map) across which these walkers are striding is tautologous. Note the smoothness of the rocks eroded by the water: one of the group slipped on the rocks and dropped his camera on this occasion!
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Image Location
Latitude
53.8319
Longitude
-2.119844