Burtersett from the bridleway to Drumaldrace
Introduction
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Burtersett from the bridleway to Drumaldrace
Image: © Andy Waddington Taken: 1 Dec 2020
Burtersett has limited parking for visitors, but forms the starting point for walks on the south side of Wensleydale, such as the ascent of Drumaldrace or Yorburgh (signposted 'Wether Fell'). Whilst the tops on the south of the dale are often small plateaux more or less surrounded by small crags, the view across the dale shows that the general dip of the strata to the northeast has carried these beds to a position lower on the opposite hillsides, leaving linear scars, but more rounded (and often boggy) hilltops.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.297665
Longitude
-2.170056