Lenacre

Downs, Moorland in Yorkshire South Lakeland

England

Lenacre

Rash Mill and chapel A grade II listed 18th century water-powered corn mill (left) with at right a Methodist chapel. See <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4500266">SD6589 : Rash Bridge</a> for a closer view of the mill. The chapel was closed, and from the amount of cobweb across the door I expect it had not been opened since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic some 17 months earlier. — Rash Mill and chapel Credit: Stephen Craven

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Rash Mill and chapel A grade II listed 18th century water-powered corn mill (left) with at right a Methodist chapel. See <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4500266">SD6589 : Rash Bridge</a> for a closer view of the mill. The chapel was closed, and from the amount of cobweb across the door I expect it had not been opened since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic some 17 months earlier.

Rash Mill and chapel

A grade II listed 18th century water-powered corn mill (left) with at right a Methodist chapel. See SD6589 : Rash Bridge for a closer view of the mill. The chapel was closed, and from the amount of cobweb across the door I expect it had not been opened since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic some 17 months earlier.

Brackensgill farm A grade II listed farmhouse with attached barn, &quot;perhaps C17, remodelled and enlarged in C18 and C19&quot; (list entry 1383931).

Brackensgill farm

A grade II listed farmhouse with attached barn, "perhaps C17, remodelled and enlarged in C18 and C19" (list entry 1383931).

Ellers barn A grade II listed barn (list entry 1383860). The farmhouse beyond <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3629842">SD6788 : The farm at Ellers</a>, not clearly visible in this photo, is also listed (1383859).

Ellers barn

A grade II listed barn (list entry 1383860). The farmhouse beyond SD6788 : The farm at Ellers, not clearly visible in this photo, is also listed (1383859).

Footbridge over the river Dee at Ellers This is the small river Dee in Cumbria, not the better known larger rivers of that name in Cheshire or Aberdeen. The bridge is close to Ellers Farm <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2674190">SD6788 : Ellers, lower Dentdale</a>, so I presume it was intended primarily for their use, but it is on a public footpath. Quite a long single span (c.15m) for a straight (not arched) wooden footbridge.

Footbridge over the river Dee at Ellers

This is the small river Dee in Cumbria, not the better known larger rivers of that name in Cheshire or Aberdeen. The bridge is close to Ellers Farm SD6788 : Ellers, lower Dentdale, so I presume it was intended primarily for their use, but it is on a public footpath. Quite a long single span (c.15m) for a straight (not arched) wooden footbridge.

Tractor in field at Rash

Tractor in field at Rash

Roger Templeman

Rural road SE of Rash entering Scar wood Wild garlic adorns the right hand verge

Rural road SE of Rash entering Scar wood

Wild garlic adorns the right hand verge

Roger Templeman

Rash Mill Cottage and outbuildings

Rash Mill Cottage and outbuildings

Roger Templeman

Farm building SE of Rash Bridge

Farm building SE of Rash Bridge

Roger Templeman

Farm buildings beside road SE of Rash Bridge

Farm buildings beside road SE of Rash Bridge

Roger Templeman

Bridge taking Mill Lane over River Dee

Bridge taking Mill Lane over River Dee

Roger Templeman

Rash Mill Cottage and outbuildings

Rash Mill Cottage and outbuildings

Looking southeast along River Dee from Rash Bridge

Looking southeast along River Dee from Rash Bridge

Looking northwest along River Dee from Rash Bridge

Looking northwest along River Dee from Rash Bridge

View to Rash Bridge from road on SW side of River Dee

View to Rash Bridge from road on SW side of River Dee

Dent Foot Methodist Chapel and Rash Mill

Dent Foot Methodist Chapel and Rash Mill

Roger Templeman

Dent Foot Methodist Chapel The notice on the door reports &#039;chapel now closed&#039;

Dent Foot Methodist Chapel

The notice on the door reports 'chapel now closed'

Roger Templeman

Northwest face of Rash Mill

Northwest face of Rash Mill

Roger Templeman

Footbringe over the River Dee

Footbringe over the River Dee

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Lenacre is located at Grid Ref: SD6789 (Lat: 54.297931, Lng: -2.5070625)

Division: West Riding

Administrative County: Cumbria

District: South Lakeland

Police Authority: Cumbria

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Located within 500m of 54.297931,-2.5070625

Natural: spring

Lat/Long: 54.2944352/-2.5111882

Natural: spring

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Rottenbutts Wood

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Post Box

Operator: Royal Mail

Post Box Type: wall

Ref: LA10 76

Royal Cypher: EVIIR

Royal Cypher Wikidata: Q33102324

Source: survey

Lat/Long: 54.3012865/-2.5118151

Hiking: yes

Information: guidepost

Source: GPS survey

Tourism: information

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Ford: yes

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Hiking: yes

Information: guidepost

Source: GPS survey

Tourism: information

Lat/Long: 54.2982386/-2.5134947

Bench

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Power: pole

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Brackengill

Place: locality

Lat/Long: 54.2981442/-2.513576

Power: pole

Lat/Long: 54.2989607/-2.5140602

Power: pole

Lat/Long: 54.2984812/-2.5132265

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