Run Away! This flock of sheep thought they'd better keep out…
| Title | Run Away! This flock of sheep thought they'd better keep out of my way, so they ran! View down the public footpath from Ratcheugh Crag. |
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Ian Paterson
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| Date | 02 Nov 2008 00:00:00 |
| Original size | 640 x 480 |
| Retrieved from source on | 08 Mar 2012 16:42:52 (UTC) |
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Run Away! This flock of sheep thought they'd better keep out of my way, so they ran! View down the public footpath from Ratcheugh Crag.
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Run Away!
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Tree-Lined Field
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Tree-Lined Field View coming downhill from Ratcheugh Crag
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Dunsheugh Farm [2]
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Dunsheugh Farm [4]
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Looking Towards Ratcheugh Crag
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Looking Towards Ratcheugh Crag You can just make out the observatory on the crest of the hill, slightly right of centre.
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Hungry chooks
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Two ways to go [2]
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Dunsheugh Farm [1]
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Two ways to go [1]
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Dunsheugh Farm [3]
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Bridleway to Lesbury [1]
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Bridleway to Lesbury [2]
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Kink in the bridleway
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Ratcheugh Crag Cottage. Part of Ratcheugh Observatory designed by Robert Adam and built between 1754 and the 1770's. The cottage is inhabited and restoration work is in progress in the observatory. Th…
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Dunsheugh and Ratcheugh Crag
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Dunsheugh and Ratcheugh Crag Dunsheugh is the name for the buildings to the left and Ratcheugh Crag is the crest of the hill with the almost invisible observatory on top.
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Bridleway T junction [1]
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Northumberland, North East England, England, United Kingdom osm
| County | Northumberland |
| Region | England |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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0 mRun Away! This flock of sheep thought they'd better keep out of my way, so they ran! View down the public footpath from Ratcheugh Crag.
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145 mTree-Lined Field
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145 mTree-Lined Field View coming downhill from Ratcheugh Crag
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224 mDunsheugh Farm [2]
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241 mDunsheugh Farm [4]
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254 mLooking Towards Ratcheugh Crag
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254 mLooking Towards Ratcheugh Crag You can just make out the observatory on the crest of the hill, slightly right of centre.
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262 mHungry chooks
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265 mTwo ways to go [2]
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268 mDunsheugh Farm [1]
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270 mTwo ways to go [1]
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283 mDunsheugh Farm [3]
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311 mBridleway to Lesbury [1]
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347 mBridleway to Lesbury [2]
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386 mKink in the bridleway
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388 mRatcheugh Crag Cottage. Part of Ratcheugh Observatory designed by Robert Adam and built between 1754 and the 1770's. The cottage is inhabited and restoration work is in progress in the observatory. The whole building perches on the edge of Ratcheugh Crag which is hidden in the trees
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409 mDunsheugh and Ratcheugh Crag
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409 mDunsheugh and Ratcheugh Crag Dunsheugh is the name for the buildings to the left and Ratcheugh Crag is the crest of the hill with the almost invisible observatory on top.
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567 mBridleway T junction [1]
