View from Bleakmore Hill
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View from Bleakmore Hill
Image: © Stephen Richards Taken: Unknown
Looking south-east, the village of Netherton vaguely visible in the distance, right of centre. The top of Bleakmore Hill is grazed by sheep, but is open access land and the rickety ragbag of a fence is a token gesture to stop accessees from falling into Harden quarry (Image]). On second thoughts, it's more likely that the gesture is made towards sheep, against which it is probably considerably more effective. No flying sheep in these parts ...
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Image Location
Latitude
55.371736
Longitude
-2.057405