The Towers Urban Woodland, Cleveleys
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The Towers Urban Woodland, Cleveleys
Image: © Teresa Wilson Taken: Unknown
The Towers is a patch of urban woodland and wildlife area situated between Linden Close, Wardle Drive and Holmefield Avenue, Cleveleys, with entrances on all three. It is popular with locals, especially dog walkers. The name refers to a hunting lodge belonging to the Horrocks family that originally stood on the site, later a girls' school called Highfield College. The building was demolished about 1970.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.879527
Longitude
-3.025526