Ford on Rowley Burn at Blackhall Mill
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Ford on Rowley Burn at Blackhall Mill
Image: © Andrew Curtis Taken: 30 Nov 2012
Many of the fords on the original Hexhamshire roads were eventually converted to bridges except for a few on unpaved or little used lanes. Blackhall Mill could be approached from Juniper to its north and the bridge built at Dye House could be used to safely cross the Rowley Burn in times of flood.
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Image Location
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54.921784
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-2.097637