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60 Chapter 3: Western Howgills and Firbank Fell The Lune at Killington New Bridge (above) and Stangerthwaite (below) This is Chapter 3 of The Land of the Lune (2nd edition), http://www.drakkar.co.uk/landofthelune.html, Copyright © 2010 John Self
CHAPTER 4: Upper Rawtheydale
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The Land of the Lune John Self
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The Land of the Lune A guide to the
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The Land of the Lune - and its trib
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Contents Introduction 9 1. Northern
Page 9 and 10: The Land of the Lune - and its trib
Page 11 and 12: Acknowledgements Writing a general
Page 13 and 14: Chapter 9: Gretadale and a little m
Page 15 and 16: CHAPTER 1: Northern Howgills and Or
Page 17 and 18: The River Lune ... A great oak may
Page 19 and 20: Looking down Bowderdale Bowderdale
Page 21 and 22: The Lune from Bowderdale Beck ... T
Page 23 and 24: A walker near the head of Langdale
Page 25 and 26: Rais Beck gathers pace as it passes
Page 27 and 28: ancient earthworks on the Orton Fel
Page 29 and 30: The Lune from Chapel Beck ... Immed
Page 31 and 32: CHAPTER 2: Shap Fells and Birkbeck
Page 33 and 34: Birk Beck Birk Beck arises in Wasda
Page 35 and 36: Bretherdale Beck Bretherdale Beck r
Page 37 and 38: The Lune from Birk Beck ... At thei
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Page 41 and 42: Borrow Beck 41 This is Chapter 2 of
Page 44 and 45: 44 Chapter 2: Shap Fells and Birkbe
Page 46 and 47: 46 Chapter 3: Western Howgills and
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Page 51 and 52: The Lune from Carlingill Beck ... A
Page 53 and 54: The presence of dippers along any b
Page 55: Walk 6: Lowgill and Brown Moor Holy
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Page 64 and 65: 64 Chapter 4: Upper Rawtheydale Sea
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Page 102 and 103: 102 Chapter 6: Middleton Fell Barbo
Page 104 and 105: 104 Chapter 6: Middleton Fell Crag
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Page 108 and 109: 108 Chapter 7: Middle Lunesdale and
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110 Chapter 7: Middle Lunesdale and
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124 Chapter 8: The Greta Headwaters
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The roof was so high, and the botto
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140 Chapter 9: Gretadale and a litt
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154 Chapter 10: The Wenning Headwat
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156 Chapter 10: The Wenning Headwat
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Opposite: Ingleborough from Moughto
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active area long ago - long before
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Fen Beck Fen Beck arises on the eas
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often evidence, in the form of old
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silence is complete, apart from bir
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CHAPTER 11: Wenningdale, Hindburnda
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The Wenning from Keasden Beck ... T
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is split into four smaller cast-iro
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The River Hindburn By the time it r
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in spring is not, however, in silen
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Furnessford Bridge, although the 18
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182 Chapter 11: Wenningdale, Hindbu
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184 Chapter 11: Wenningdale, Hindbu
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CHAPTER 12: The Lune Floodplain and
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The Lune from the Wenning ... The a
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ather than shale, has been reached
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there are remains of about thirty c
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The Lune from Bull Beck ... The ste
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Foxdale Beck passes Littledale Hall
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four Roman miles from Lancaster, wh
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CHAPTER 13: The Lune to Lancaster
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The Lune from Artle Beck ... After
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entirely natural. Within Loyne the
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Halton washed away. This was swept
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Turner sketched it on his 1797 tour
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castle and priory now framed by the
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with the Dissolution of the Monaste
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St George’s Quay from the Millenn
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CHAPTER 14: The Salt Marshes
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The Lune from Lancaster ... Beyond
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Burrow Beck We followed the Roman r
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The River Conder The River Conder a
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from Clougha Pike. The valley seems
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nearby Church of St Thomas and St E
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The Lune from the Conder ... East o
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CHAPTER 15: Into Morecambe Bay
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The Lune from the Conder (continued
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then walk south along the coast. Th
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largest remaining uncultivated peat
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The remains of Cockersand Abbey Wal
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that there was a large local commun
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Reflections from the Point of Lune
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Bibliography and References Bibliog
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Contact Details for Further Informa
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Contact Details for Further Informa
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Austwick Game Cock Inn “ 51226 ht
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Tourist/Visitor Information Centres
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Bridge End (Caton) 198 Bridge End (
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Foul Gutter 125 Foundry Beck 207 Fo
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Leck Beck 105, 114-121, 117, 119, 1
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Ripley Orphanage 213 Rise Hill 75-7
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Walk 23: Ward’s Stone 225 Walk 24
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