View south over old common land near Flint Hill
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View south over old common land near Flint Hill
Image: © Robert Graham Taken: 24 Jul 2018
The grassland here has always been rough grazing. The old road on the left was the access road to a small colliery called the North Pit, an outlier of the larger Tanfield Lea Colliery. The site is now occupied by the modern farmstead of Low Wyndways Farm, in the centre of the picture. There is a nice view across the valley to Annfield Plain.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.881103
Longitude
-1.737809