Grid reference NY7602
near to Outhgill, Cumbria, England
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Wharton Fell
Heading up towards Little Fell on the way to Wild Boar Fell.
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Wall on Wharton Fell
by David Brown
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Moor Pot, Wharton Fell
by Karl and Ali
The pot is a large shakehole swallowing a substantial stream into the limestone below.
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Moor Pot
Moor Pot is a swallow hole on the ground between Little Fell and Greenlaw Rigg. A stream, (dry at the time the image was recorded), defined by the dark line of peat, reaches the brown rock outcrop and sinks.
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Wharton Fell
by David Brown
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Sheepfold near Moor Pot
by John Slater
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Sheepfold on Greenlaw Rigg
The sheepfold has been built in a deep sheltered hollow, but behind and to the left is a big pile of limestone partly grassed over, suggesting that something else is going on here besides just sheltering livestock. No antiquity or mining is... (more)
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Moor Pot
From the SW, a quite substantial stream has formed and cut down into the drift. If it continued, it would form the headwaters of High Intake Gill, but at this point, its path has crossed a limestone bed (most probably the Underset... (more)
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