Earthwork on the hill above Bracewell
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The photograph on this page of Earthwork on the hill above Bracewell by Gary Rogers as part of the Geograph project.
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Earthwork on the hill above Bracewell
Image: © Gary Rogers Taken: 5 Mar 2011
This is the view Southwest from the earthwork labelled in the top right of the SD8648 gridsquare. The hill is currently given over to sheep grazing and there is little visible structure other than the ridge that can be seen in the left foreground of this picture and runs off down the slope to the south. St Michael's church is visible towards the right of the image and Pendle Hill (with a light dusting of snow from the previous night) is visible in the distance about 8 miles to the south west.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.934157
Longitude
-2.204214