The Skeb Skeugh valley near Angram
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The Skeb Skeugh valley near Angram
Image: © Gordon Hatton Taken: Unknown
The Skeb Skeugh valley has a tiny 'misfit' stream flowing through it today, but at some point during the last ice age, the Swale must have come this way before it carved a new course around the other side of Kisdon Hill.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.390849
Longitude
-2.178604