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29 Sep 2010

Space and Solitude in Upper Geltsdale

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Approx. Distance: 16 miles Start: Talkin Village, south of Brampton (GR 549675) Click to view start position on Google Maps Map : OL 43 – Hadrian’s Wall and OL 5 – The English Lakes: North Eastern Area For many people the name Geltsdale conjures up the fact that the area is in fact a major […]

29 September, 2010 at 1:42 by Bill

Tags: castle crummock, hen harriers, talkin, tarn
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22 Jun 2010

A Walk on Pikestone Fell

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Approx. Distance: 12 miles Start: Demense Mill Picnic Area, Wolsingham, on B6296 (GR NZ076375) Click to view start position on Google Maps Map : OS Explorer 31 – North Pennines: Teesdale and Weardale This walk is best done on a day of good visibility. It makes a good winter walk as you are not too […]

22 June, 2010 at 14:25 by Bill

Tags: bronze age, church, hamsterley forest, neolithic
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4 Jun 2010

Round and About Butterknowle

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Approx. Distance: 10 miles Start: The Slack, Butterknowle (GR NZ 113253) Click to view start position on Google Maps Map : OS Explorer 305 – Bishop Auckland. Spennymoor, Newtown Aycliffe, Sedgefield & Crook On previous walks in this area  in Langleydale and to Copley Chimney and the Steele Road I have also noted  many other […]

4 June, 2010 at 14:05 by Bill

Tags: birdlife, coal mining, railways
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28 May 2010

The Northern Hills Above Lanchester

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Click to view start position on Google Maps Lanchester is an attractive village situated in the Valley of the Smallhope Burn which rises in the hills to the west   above Knitsley. It is not in the Browney Valley as many think. This river rises  to the south-west of Lanchester and joins the Smallhope Burn at […]

28 May, 2010 at 13:44 by Bill

Tags: birdlife, lanchester, mining, railways, roman
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22 Apr 2010

Castle Eden Dene and the Durham Coast

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Approx. Distance: 12 miles Start: Masonic Hall car park opposite Castle Eden Inn, off B1281 (GR  NZ 423375) Click to view start position on Google Maps Map: Explorer 306 – Middlesbrough and Hartlepool & OS Explorer 308 – Durham and Sunderland This walk is probably the easiest walk to navigate on any that I do as […]

22 April, 2010 at 20:32 by Bill

Tags: birdlife, brewery, coast, railways
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