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Posts Tagged ‘moorland’

26 Apr 2018

Allendale Circular, Spitalshields and Eshells Moors

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A 12 mile circular walk around the moors of Allendale. The walk is across quiet moorland where solitude can be found and is best done on a clear day for the fantastic views!

26 April, 2018 at 14:34 by Bill

Tags: moorland, moors, solitude
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27 Feb 2014

What Made the Badger Stoop? (A Walk on How Tallon and Barningham Moor)

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A 12-mile circular walk around Barningham in North Yorkshire with some fine moor terrain featuring extensive views and plenty of ancient stoneworks.

27 February, 2014 at 11:38 by Bill

Tags: badger stoop, bronze age, grouse, moorland, stone circle
Posted in Other | 2 Comments »

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