The valley of the River Greta near Burton-in-Lonsdale
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The valley of the River Greta near Burton-in-Lonsdale
Image: © Karl and Ali Taken: 3 Apr 2011
Waterside Pottery in the foreground. The clouded height of Ingleborough beyond. The Greta is formed when the Rivers Twiss and Doe combine at Ingleton but does not seem to have a valley named after it (eg Gretadale or Greta Valley). Oddly, Burton-in-Lonsdale is not actually in the valley of the Lune.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.141346
Longitude
-2.523316