Worn grooves, porch of Cartmel Fell Church
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Worn grooves, porch of Cartmel Fell Church
Image: © Karl and Ali Taken: 25 Jan 2017
Grooves worn in the stonework on both sides of the porch are reputed to be where bowmen of the parish sharpened their arrows during archery practice.
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Image Location
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54.284734
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-2.897934