Centenary Way approaching Kirk Hill
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Centenary Way approaching Kirk Hill
Image: © Gordon Hatton Taken: 7 Aug 2016
The footpath keeps close to the banks of Settrington Beck for some way here, but the line is often hidden by long grass, suggesting that the Centenary Way does not see that many users. Kirk Hill farm is just visible, old OS maps suggest the site of an early church nearby - thus the name. Note that the wall appears to be made of a jurassic limestone, despite the fact that the area is just below the western edge of the chalk Wolds.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.11358
Longitude
-0.712395