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| Walk: | Towneley Hall, Clowbridge Reservoir, the Panopticon known as the Singing, Ringing Tree, and Walk Mill | ||
| Start Point: | Towneley Hall long stay car park | Grid Reference: | SD 858 313 |
| Distance: | 8.5 miles | Ascent: | 1,400 feet |
| Time: | 4.5 hours | ||
| Weather: | Fine weather but extremely windy | ||
| Comments: | The walk took in stretches of the Burnley Way, going by Clowbridge Reservoir, the Panoptican known as The Singing, Ringing Tree and Walk Mill. | ||
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Our intrepid leader
We first head to Towneley Hall
Children's art work on an old kiln
Dragonfly
Autumn sculpture at Wholaw Nook
Dunnockshaw Community Woodland
Clowbridge Reservoir and Nutshaw Hill
A restored cross on Rossendale Way was our lunch stop
Our route over Red Moss
Stormy sky over White Hill
It was a singing, ringing and vibrating tree
Play us a tune
A dodgy stile by the Bacup Road