Lancashire art in the landscape issue 1

Phillipe Handford cretaed a number
of works using wood and metal
The Quaker tree represents the
branching out of the Quaker
movement .The movement
was founded in Pendle when
George Fox had a religious vision
on top of Pendle hill in 1652.
Nearby
The village of Barley has a long
history dating back to the bronze
age. There was an Iron age fort
at Rosyton and the Romans left
evidence of occupation to the West.
The Pendle Inn is a fine building
and well woth a visit., there is also a
tea room.
Barley is an excellent base for walks
up Pendle hill. The car park has an
information centre and picnic site.
There are two main routes, that
climb Pendle, one passess Ogden
clough reservoir and curves back
around to the summit.There is a
more direct, and steeper!, route
going North out of the village.
Information
Pendle witches trail site - http://www.walkingwiththetaxidriver.co.uk/thewalks/lancashire/lancashire-pendle-witches-trail-from-barley/
Barley village site - http://www.barley-village.co.uk/