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22. Eden Valley, Cumbria - Long Meg & her Daughters and Lacy's Caves River Eden circular walk (2): Part 1 - Long Meg to Daleraven Bridge (Spring and Autumn pictures) Illustrates Walk 4 "Long Meg and Lacy's Caves" in Paul Hannon's "Walking Country - Eden Valley where Cumbria meets the Pennines" OR Walk 4 "Long Meg" in Alan Hall's "Dalesman walking Guides - North Pennines For other River Eden walks see page 18 and page 31
The prehistoric stone circle of Long Meg and her Daughters', the so-called 'Druids Circle' of megaliths.
The prehistoric stone circle of Long Meg and her Daughters', the so-called 'Druids Circle' of megaliths.
St Michaels and All Angels Church, Addingham, is reach walking north from Long Meg and her Daughters.
Addingham medieval church, which despite restoration in 1898, parts of it date back to Norman times.
The Anglo-Saxon Hammerhead Cross in the graveyard and the double bell-cote of Addingham church near Penrith, Cumbria.
The nave and chancel arch of Addingham church.
In the porch are some old cross shafts and a Viking hogsback/hogback tombstone (left) and some 'traditional' stained glass of the east window (right).
On the left some 'striking' modern stained glass in the west window, on the right the more 'traditional' Victorian style stained glass.
Heading down to Glassonby and the Daleraven Bridge.
Just at Daleraven Bridge you turn left to walk south along the eastern banks of the beautiful River Eden.
Autumn scene on the banks of the River Eden * Page updated July 20th 2008 * EMAIL Phil Brown * digital images snapshots photographs pictures views scenes views pics photos snaps webshots of walks and places © Phil Brown docspics 2008 |