The track to Spanham Farm
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The track to Spanham Farm
Image: © Andy Waddington Taken: 9 Jan 2011
Scargill Low Moor is criss-crossed by both bridleways and footpaths, though Spanham Farm's well-made track is only a footpath. The track leads not only to the farm itself (prominent on top of a spur running north from the main watershed between Arkengarthdale and the Greta), but onwards, not marked on the map, both to old mine workings at Spanham Hush, and to grouse moor on Citron Seat (where it is joined by an ill-defined bridleway from Gilmonby).
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Image Location
Latitude
54.486328
Longitude
-1.961995