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Barley Green

Wood, Forest in Lancashire Burnley

England

Barley Green

Straightened Leeds & Liverpool Canal The route of the M65 motorway required a new straight cut for the canal rather than a meander around a clough. It must have required major earthworks to keep a level contour on the new cut.
Straightened Leeds & Liverpool Canal Credit: Kevin Waterhouse

Barley Green is a small village located in the county of Lancashire in North West England. Situated in the heart of the picturesque Forest of Bowland, it is known for its stunning natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere. The village is nestled within a dense woodland area, surrounded by rolling hills and meandering streams.

The village itself is characterized by its charming, traditional stone houses and cottages, giving it a quaint and timeless feel. The local community is close-knit and friendly, with a population of around 300 residents. Barley Green is renowned for its strong sense of community spirit, with various events and gatherings organized throughout the year.

Nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts are drawn to Barley Green due to its proximity to the Forest of Bowland, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The forest provides ample opportunities for hiking, cycling, and wildlife spotting, with numerous well-marked trails and paths to explore.

In addition to its natural beauty, Barley Green is also home to several historical landmarks. St. James Church, a Grade II listed building, dates back to the 16th century and is a popular attraction for visitors interested in the village's heritage.

Although small in size, Barley Green offers a peaceful and idyllic setting for those seeking an escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Whether it's enjoying the tranquility of the forest, exploring the village's history, or engaging with the local community, Barley Green has something to offer for everyone.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 53.767482/-2.3173055 or Grid Reference SD7930. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Straightened Leeds & Liverpool Canal The route of the M65 motorway required a new straight cut for the canal rather than a meander around a clough. It must have required major earthworks to keep a level contour on the new cut.
Straightened Leeds & Liverpool Canal
The route of the M65 motorway required a new straight cut for the canal rather than a meander around a clough. It must have required major earthworks to keep a level contour on the new cut.
Leeds and Liverpool Canal Following the contours around Castle Clough towards Shuttleworth Hall
Leeds and Liverpool Canal
Following the contours around Castle Clough towards Shuttleworth Hall
Higher Shuttleworth Bridge No.120 On the Leeds & Liverpool Canal, an iron bridge carrying the plate Dallam Forge, Warrington
Higher Shuttleworth Bridge No.120
On the Leeds & Liverpool Canal, an iron bridge carrying the plate Dallam Forge, Warrington
Housing facing the Peace Garden At the junction of Burnley Road with Higher Gate and Lower Gate Road
Housing facing the Peace Garden
At the junction of Burnley Road with Higher Gate and Lower Gate Road
Hedgerow lined Burnley Road Heading towards Hapton
Hedgerow lined Burnley Road
Heading towards Hapton
Hapton Inn On Accrington Road
Hapton Inn
On Accrington Road
Blue Slate's Cottage and the track onwards to Hambledon
Blue Slate's Cottage and the track onwards to Hambledon
Summit of Great Hambledon looking south
Summit of Great Hambledon looking south
Huncoat Quarry
Huncoat Quarry
Eroded water course On the slopes of Hambledon Hill this stream is running down to Hapton Clough
Eroded water course
On the slopes of Hambledon Hill this stream is running down to Hapton Clough
Gated farm track Approaching Watson Laithe on the farm track from New Barn on the slopes of Hambledon Hill.
Gated farm track
Approaching Watson Laithe on the farm track from New Barn on the slopes of Hambledon Hill.
The ruin of New Barn A listed barn and farmhouse in danger of total collapse on the slopes of Hambledon Hill.
The ruin of New Barn
A listed barn and farmhouse in danger of total collapse on the slopes of Hambledon Hill.
Wind turbine No.3 Viewed from the contractor track that climbs up Hambledon Hill from near New Barn. This part of Hambledon Hill has six wind turbines.
Wind turbine No.3
Viewed from the contractor track that climbs up Hambledon Hill from near New Barn. This part of Hambledon Hill has six wind turbines.
Wind turbine No.2 One of six wind turbines on this part of Hambledon Hill connected by a contractor track. None of the turbines are on open access land.
Wind turbine No.2
One of six wind turbines on this part of Hambledon Hill connected by a contractor track. None of the turbines are on open access land.
Sheep feeder near wind farm Near the contractor track to wind turbine No.2 on the slopes of Hambledon Hill.
Sheep feeder near wind farm
Near the contractor track to wind turbine No.2 on the slopes of Hambledon Hill.
Open access land boundary wall View to the wall and gate opening on to open access land on the slopes of Hambledon Hill. The summit of Hambledon Hill beyond has various masts.
Open access land boundary wall
View to the wall and gate opening on to open access land on the slopes of Hambledon Hill. The summit of Hambledon Hill beyond has various masts.
The steep drop of Park Scout from Hameldon Hill
The steep drop of Park Scout from Hameldon Hill
Great Hameldon Taken on the section of the Burnley Way which links Great Hameldon and Hameldon Hill, this path affords spectacular views on all sides, from Darwen Hill and Haslingden Grane to the west and south to Longridge Fell and Pendle Hill to the north and east.
Great Hameldon
Taken on the section of the Burnley Way which links Great Hameldon and Hameldon Hill, this path affords spectacular views on all sides, from Darwen Hill and Haslingden Grane to the west and south to Longridge Fell and Pendle Hill to the north and east.
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Barley Green is located at Grid Ref: SD7930 (Lat: 53.767482, Lng: -2.3173055)

Administrative County: Lancashire

District: Burnley

Police Authority: Lancashire

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