Drystone wall at Billa Barra Local Nature Reserve
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Drystone wall at Billa Barra Local Nature Reserve
Image: © Terry Roberts Taken: Unknown
Billa Barra hill was designated as a Local Nature Reserve of the "urban fringe" type in 1999.An old slate quarry on the west is used for bouldering. The photograph shows part of a circular drystone wall surrounding a small copse on the summit.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.699187
Longitude
-1.313338