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near to Culcheth, Warrington, England

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	Cut Mark 2 New Church Lane Culcheth by Monica Stagg
	Glaziers Lane by Anthony Parkes
	Bates Farm by Bill Boaden A mixed farm with both arable and livestock.
	Disused railway, Culcheth by JThomas
	Little Owl, Wild Wings Birds of Prey, Risley by Matt Harrop One of several Little Owls being cared for at Wild Wings, this one was not in much of a hurry to get up on a cold morning. This small owl was introduced to the UK in the 19th century. In the wild, it can be seen in the daylight, usually... (more)
	Footpath by a wood by philandju Running alongside a wood on the right and a hayfield on the left.
	Warrington Road at the Culcheth boundary by Colin Pyle
	Old Milestone by the A574, Warrington Road, Culcheth by M Faherty Carved stone post by the A574, in parish of Croft (Warrington District), Warrington Road, Culcheth, junction with Newchurch Lane, just North of railway bridge, on grass, on East side of road. Lancs. CC stone triangle, erected by the County... (more)
	Disused Railway, Culcheth by andy This is a view looking west along the path of a disused railway, now public footpath, running through Culcheth. The road bridge is Warrington road (A574).
	A public footpath on Parsonage Walk by Ian S
	Old Milestone by the A574, Warrington Road, Culcheth by Hilary Jones Carved stone post by the A574, in parish of Croft (Warrington District), Warrington Road, Culcheth, junction with Newchurch Lane, just North of railway bridge, on grass, on East side of road. Lancs. CC stone triangle, erected by the County... (more)
	Entrance Lodge, Taylor Business Park by David Dixon