Grid reference SK1342
near to Norbury, Derbyshire, England
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Cliff Cottages near Norbury
Old houses built of brick are common in this area, whereas further north, older properties tend to be built of stone. These cottages are on the Derbyshire side of the River Dove, which marks the Derbyshire/Staffordshire border.
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View along the B5033 Green Lane in an Easterly direction
by Mick Malpass
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Trailer of Straw Bales near Norbury
Farm vehicle laden with straw and viewed from the road near Cliff Cottages. The L L L Plantation can be seen covering the hillside beyond.
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Site of former buildings at Cliff Cottages
by Bill Boaden
Buildings are still marked on some maps here, though the only remaining cottages are on the other side of the road.
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Over Fields and Woods in the direction of Calwich Abbey
by Mick Malpass
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Downhill on Sides Lane towards Knaveholm Farm
by Mick Malpass
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Path through the woods near Norbury
by Bill Boaden
The path runs by the River Dove and bypasses much of Norbury.
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Knaveholm Farm
by Bill Boaden
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Rolling farmland above Knaveholm
by Bill Boaden
These form the southern side of lower Dovedale. Other local farms are visible, such as Deepdale and Ashton Close
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Old river channel and former railway
An old loop of the river Dove cut through by the former Rocester to Ashbourne railway.
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Field path on the line of Deepdale Lane
On the 1856 Ordnance Survey First Series map, Deepdale Lane is a complete track. By the time of the 1881 OS County Series, this section had already dwindled to a field path.
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Deepdale Lane
Above SK1342 : Field path on the line of Deepdale Lane, this section of Deepdale Lane survives as a farm track.
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Deepdale Lane in L L L Plantation
A hollow track running between the remains of two hedges along the side of the strangely-named L L L Plantation.
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Green Lane
by Malcolm Neal
At the junction with Lid Lane, Green Lane or the B5033 runs towards the village of Ellastone.
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