We're nearing the end of October now and a glorious morning meant only one thing: picnic lunch at Wycoller, just over the border into Lancashire.
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Tine on the old packhorse bridge (experts undecided if it dates from the 13th or 15th century, Tine definitely from the 20th) |
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The old village from the packhorse bridge. Fewer than 100 people live here now. |
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Wycoller Hall from the late 16th century, now in ruins |
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The 'Clam Bridge'... |
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...made from one block of gritstone, nearly 12 feet (4m) long. |
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It's hard to believe this area was a part of the industrial revolution |
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Picnic lunch = hungry ducks... |
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...with a beautiful pond to swim in. |
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Taking off or landing, I can't remember! |
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Landing or "ponding" ?
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