Pastures above Pennington
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The photograph on this page of Pastures above Pennington by Andrew Smith as part of the Geograph project.
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Image: © Andrew Smith Taken: 25 May 2008
A weather-beaten hedge above the valley of Rathmoss Beck leaning away from the prevailing winds. On this occasion a very strong wind was coming from the east. There are a lot of funny angles in this picture but the wind turbines on Harlock Hill seem to be vertical. All five of them can be seen though one is all but hidden by the top of the right-hand hawthorn bush.
