View from Dorket Head trig point
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View from Dorket Head trig point
Image: © Alan Murray-Rust Taken: 20 Jul 2010
The choice of this location as a trig point is obvious. Despite the relatively low height (around 145 metres) the views between west through south to north east were exceptional, although the growth of screens of trees to the adjacent brickworks have obliterated much of the view. This is the view to the north west, which still provides views across to the peak district on days less hazy than this. The spire is that of Annesley Church, some 10km distant.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.021415
Longitude
-1.115472