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near to Wolsingham, County Durham, England

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	Little Redgate Farmhouse by Andrew Curtis Listed building alongside the B6296 from Wolsingham to Tow Law. Part dates from the C18th. There is a description here Link
	Redgate Bank by JThomas The B6297 towards Wolsingham - looking south west.
	Lawn with Redgate Hall beyond by Trevor Littlewood Redgate Hall is a large house on the outskirts of Wolsingham close to the B6296 where that road is known as Redgate Bank.
	Castellated house off Thistlewood Lane by Oliver Dixon A rather curious castellated house.
	Telecommunications Mast by Dean Allison Mast near disused quarries near Redgate, northeast of Wolsingham, Co.Durham.
	Old Milestone by the B6296, Low Redgate Bank by Mike Rayner Stone post (plate lost) by the B6296, in parish of WOLSINGHAM (WEAR VALLEY District), Redgate, North end of stone cottage wall, against stone wall, on North side of road. Wolsingham stone, erected by the Lobley Hill & branches turnpike... (more)
	Redgate Grange by David Brown
	Hawthorn bush in flooded groove by Trevor Littlewood The bush is in a minor groove, run with water, just above a path in an area named on large scale OS maps as 'Canada' which is above the valley of Trod Beck near to Wolsingham.
	Dry stone walling bounding lane by Trevor Littlewood The lane is contouring the slope on the east side of Trod Beck. Above, the slope rises to the minor feature of Dodd Hill, south of Wolsingham North Moor.
	Tour of Britain 2022 - cyclist support vehicles by Trevor Littlewood Team support cars, two of then laden with spare bikes, descending into Wolsingham in advance of the competitors themselves.
	Sign for Wolsingham Show, Low Redgate Bank by Andrew Curtis Sited beside the B6296 as it enters Wolsingham from Tow Low. Wolsingham Show is said to be the oldest agricultural show in England with records of cattle shows from 1763. It is held every year on the first weekend in September and 2011 will... (more)
	Redgate Farm by Oliver Dixon Farm on the steep bank which drops down into Wolsingham.