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near to Adamthwaite, Cumbria, England

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	Adamthwaite by Alexander P Kapp
	Dry stone walls at High Sprintgill by Roger Templeman There is an OS benchmark SD7199 : Benchmark on boulder in wall at High Sprintgill on the boulder with a white spot of lichen at the base of the wall right of the centre of the image
	Farmhouse with spinning gallery, Adamthwaite by Karl and Ali The farmhouse has a traditional (if somewhat short) spinning gallery like those which can sometimes been seen in the Lake District SD4094 : The spinning gallery at Bellman Houses They were used to provide a sheltered work area in the days when windows were small and... (more)
	Summit plateau of Harter Fell by Hector Davie Heavily grazed cotton grass and peat.
	Adamthwaite from Harter Fell by David Brown
	Sheep grazing in valley of Wandale Beck by Trevor Littlewood A farm road runs south from Adamthwaite contouring on the eastern slope of Wandale Hill; this view is from that road, downslope, towards Wandale Beck.
	Adamthwaite by John H Darch A lonely farm in the Howgill Fells.
	Changes at Adamthwaite by Karl and Ali A new house has been built at this isolated spot in the fells (right of the old farmhouse). In 2009 SD7199 : Adamthwaite there was just a caravan there. Later in the day, I passed by and thought the old farmhouse looked neglected or even abandoned.... (more)
	High Sprintgill farmhouse by Roger Templeman There is an OS benchmark SD7199 : Benchmark on High Sprintgill farmhouse on the near corner of the farmhouse right of the black downpipe on the base quoin
	Sheep grazing, Murthwaite Rigg by Karl and Ali Sheep grazing on the flanks of the Howgill Fells are on Silurian-aged rocks. Running through the dale below is the northern extension of the Dent Fault which means that the geology on the other side is a characteristically Pennine series of... (more)
	Benchmark on boulder in wall at High Sprintgill by Roger Templeman Ordnance Survey pivot benchmark described on the Bench Mark Database at Link
	Wandale and Wandale Hill by Karl and Ali The almost level bridleway which runs along the western flank of Harter Fell gives lovely views of the beautiful wooded valley of Wandale. Above looms the gentle dome of its guardian hill.