Footpath by the beck
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Footpath by the beck
Image: © Gordon Hatton Taken: 6 May 2021
The path is heading north towards Barton, whilst the beck is named as Five Hills beck and is so small as to be invisible between the fence and line of trees. This tiny beck is less than a mile from its source at Acre Howden Spring, which itself is only a few hundred metres from Waterfall Beck which is flowing in the opposite direction through Barton and into the Tees. Five Hills Beck flows south, changing its name at least seven times before eventually joining the Swale near Kiplin Hall.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.455617
Longitude
-1.645057