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Cookie's companions👣🐾🐾💔💔
July 1, 2020
Hiking
A listed early 19th century bridge of ashlar construction. the bridge has a single arch over the river and two smaller arches either side.
Probably built for the Earls of Shrewsbury as a carriage bridge, now it is the footbridge that connects Dimmingsdale to the Churnet Way (Oakamoor to Denstone) ... and the Chained Oak.
Source: Churnet Valley Guide
Probably built for the Earls of Shrewsbury as a carriage bridge, now it is the footbridge that connects Dimmingsdale to the Churnet Way (Oakamoor to Denstone) ... and the Chained Oak.
Source: Churnet Valley Guide
Cookie's companions👣🐾🐾💔💔
July 8, 2020
Hiking
Cookie's keen eye spotted this natural cavity in the rock face and she seemed to claim it.
It was on a slope that was slippy with the showers so it was fun getting up (and back down😉) to photograph what she had found.
It was on a slope that was slippy with the showers so it was fun getting up (and back down😉) to photograph what she had found.
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