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  road, Garnett Bridge to Sadgill
walk 1, Sadgill to St Mary's Church: 7.6.2007
Sadgill to St Mary's Church
site name:-   road, Garnett Bridge to Sadgill
civil parish:-   Longsleddale (formerly Westmorland)
county:-   Cumbria
locality type:-   road route
10Km square:-   NY40
10Km square:-   NY50
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 Walk down Longsleddale, from Sadgill to St Mary's Church, 7 June 2007.

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BNU11.jpg  At Sadgill the stone walls are high and close.
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BNU16.jpg  The mound is Swirl How, aid to be a tumulus of the viking period.
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BNU26.jpg  The entrance on the right, just beyond the tree, is to Tills Hole.
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BNU29.jpg  On the right is 'The Island' by the River Sprint, with a picnic table.
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BNU30.jpg  A kink in the route, and the entrance to Stockdale on the left.
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BNU31.jpg  Bridge over the Stockdale Beck.
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BNU36.jpg  On the left is the ruin of High Barn; the entrance opposite is to Toms Howe.
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BNU42.jpg  This short rise is called Tommy Knowe.
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BNU47.jpg  Entrance on the left to High Swinklebank.
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BNU49.jpg  Keith the postman in his red van.
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BNU51.jpg  On the left the drive into Middle Swinklebank, or Saddler's Croft where Jimmy Todd has his saddler's workshop, on the right the entrance to Wellfoot.
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BNU55.jpg  Entrance on the left to Low Swinklebank.
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BNU62.jpg  Middale by the roadside, and Wadshow up on the right; the stretch of road just before Middale is an aromatic bed of sweet cicely.
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BNU63.jpg  Middale farmhouse on the right, and the farm yard on the left.
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BNU64.jpg  Little Wadshowe is the only unfortunate building in the valley.
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BNU65.jpg  Entrance on the right to Wadshowe, Valley View and Spring Cottage.
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BNU71.jpg  St Mary's Church on the right.
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BNU72.jpg  On the left the Community Hall, once the valley school.
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