Bridleway below Broomber
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Bridleway below Broomber
Image: © Andy Waddington Taken: 21 Oct 2020
East of Heugh, the bridleway traverses CROW Access Land on its way towards Castle Bolton. A wall still separates it from the better pasture on top of the Middle Limestone bench, but now bracken slopes rise to the subsidiary spur of Broomber, below Ellerkin Scar, the latter formed in the Underset Limestone.
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