Acrylic-bob Pillar o' t' Community Tackler Mar 25, 2005 #1 We're out in the countryside for this one. What is the name of the hill surmounted by this charming cascade of vernacular bits and pieces? One whole cluster for the person who knows the right name. Attachments image 4.jpg 96.2 KB · Views: 65
We're out in the countryside for this one. What is the name of the hill surmounted by this charming cascade of vernacular bits and pieces? One whole cluster for the person who knows the right name.
Tinkerbelle Pillar o' t' Community Tackler Mar 25, 2005 #2 I'll have a guess at Oakhill Park (No No I'm joking lol)!! I think it looks like the area named Bedlam fields on Haslingden Old Road.
I'll have a guess at Oakhill Park (No No I'm joking lol)!! I think it looks like the area named Bedlam fields on Haslingden Old Road.
Acrylic-bob Pillar o' t' Community Tackler Mar 25, 2005 #3 I would have accepted Rothwell Heights as well, but Bedlam is exactly it. (Cue fanfare) The delightfully saucy Tinkerbelle is the winner of the first ever Cluster of Leaves. Hurrah and well done!
I would have accepted Rothwell Heights as well, but Bedlam is exactly it. (Cue fanfare) The delightfully saucy Tinkerbelle is the winner of the first ever Cluster of Leaves. Hurrah and well done!
Tinkerbelle Pillar o' t' Community Tackler Mar 25, 2005 #4 Thankyou A-B it's about time I got one right I've been trying long enough lol!
Acrylic-bob Pillar o' t' Community Tackler Mar 25, 2005 #7 That's what I thought initially, but according to the OS Friar Hill is to the left.
D Doug Member. Tackler Mar 25, 2005 #8 The two farms are Higher Friar Hill Farm and the other Lower Friar Hill Farm. It's a nice area and one I use too love as a kid. Nice one A-B.
The two farms are Higher Friar Hill Farm and the other Lower Friar Hill Farm. It's a nice area and one I use too love as a kid. Nice one A-B.