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near to Dipton, County Durham, England

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	Hilly countryside below Dipton by P Glenwright
	Field with cattle west of Dipton Burn by Trevor Littlewood The top of the field seen from the public footpath at the west side of Ewehurst Wood.
	Spoil Heap and Pond by Les Hull
	Old Tip below Dipton by David Robinson The area was heavily mined, so it's probable that the material is mining waste.
	Stile in the woods near Dipton by Robert Graham This is in Ewehurst Wood in the Derwent Valley just north of Dipton village. It's on the path from Pontburn up through the woods on the southern slope of the valley. Although redundant now it must have marked a boundary or fence line... (more)
	Path down the valley of the Dipton Burn by Oliver Dixon
	Possible remains of a Former Settlement by Les Hull I can't find any records and there's nothing marked on earlier OS Maps.
	Collierley by P Glenwright
	Autumn view of Dipton Burn by Robert Graham The burn runs through Ewehurst Wood on its way down the southern slope of the Derwent Valley.
	Collierley Farm, Dipton by Robert Graham This farm occupies the original site of the medieval settlement at Dipton - then known as Collierley. The centre of the village was later moved higher up the hill about a kilometre and this farm is all that remains of the first village,... (more)
	Aladdins Church by Oliver Dixon Second-hand furniture shop housed in an old church on Front Street, Dipton.
	Weed Park near Dipton by Robert Graham Weed Park was a substantial farm in the Middle Ages and one of the largest in the township of Collierley. A large house with gardens replaced the earlier buildings in the early eighteenth century and these ruins are all that is left of... (more)