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near to Townfield, County Durham, England

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	Road near Ramshaw House by Andrew Curtis
	Rough pastures at Boltshope Park by Mike Quinn
	Sheep grazing at Boltshope Park by Clive Nicholson
	Wind and pedal power by Oliver Dixon A small wind turbine stands behind this house which is one of five old semi-detached lead miners' cottages at Boltshope Park, now converted to three detached houses. Originally each cottage had a parcel of land running down the hill;... (more)
	Cattle grid by Helen Wilkinson A cattle grid where the Blanchland road meets the open fell.
	Haining's Plantation by Trevor Littlewood A block of coniferous trees on the east side of a minor road high above the valley of Bolt's Burn. It's located close to the small settlements of Ramshaw, Townfield and Hunstanworth.
	Curlew Sike, Boltshope Park by Elfrieda Waren A World War One star of the London stage came in for a warming cup of tea at this cottage in the 1930s. To find out more, go to Link
	Timber stack at Ramshaw by Trevor Littlewood Old and recently cut logs alongside a road at Ramshaw which led to the Whiteheaps Mine
	Wildflower meadows by Trevor Littlewood Wildflower hay meadows above the west slope of the valley of Bolt's Burn in County Durham.
	Sheep grazing at Boltshope Park by Clive Nicholson Although clearly not in the same grid square, Bolt's Law hill and the chimneys from the old mine workings on the opposite side of the valley can be seen.
	Road near Haining's Plantation by Peter Wood Looking south-westward.
	Footpath to Cocklake Plantation by Mike Quinn