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Harelaw Common

Downs, Moorland in Northumberland

England

Harelaw Common

High tension wires This telephone line was a victim of Storm Arwen two months ago but presumably is still working despite the tension in the cable. Conversations might be a bit strained.
High tension wires Credit: Leanmeanmo

Harelaw Common is a vast expanse of moorland located in Northumberland, England. Covering an area of approximately 2,000 acres, the common is characterized by rolling hills, heather-covered slopes, and expansive views of the surrounding countryside. The landscape is dotted with small streams and ponds, providing important habitats for a variety of wildlife, including birds, insects, and small mammals.

The common is popular with hikers, birdwatchers, and nature enthusiasts, who come to explore the network of footpaths and trails that crisscross the area. The terrain is rugged and challenging, making it a great destination for those seeking a more strenuous outdoor experience.

Harelaw Common is also home to a number of archaeological sites, including ancient burial mounds and stone circles, which offer a glimpse into the area's rich history. The common is managed by a local conservation group, which works to protect and preserve its natural beauty for future generations to enjoy. Overall, Harelaw Common is a tranquil and picturesque destination that offers visitors a chance to experience the beauty of Northumberland's countryside.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 55.226992/-1.7487319 or Grid Reference NZ1692. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

High tension wires This telephone line was a victim of Storm Arwen two months ago but presumably is still working despite the tension in the cable. Conversations might be a bit strained.
High tension wires
This telephone line was a victim of Storm Arwen two months ago but presumably is still working despite the tension in the cable. Conversations might be a bit strained.
Unusual stone staircase stile at old St Helen's Church Not the easiest stile to negotiate, the vertical posts on top of the wall clearly had wooden rails between them.
Unusual stone staircase stile at old St Helen's Church
Not the easiest stile to negotiate, the vertical posts on top of the wall clearly had wooden rails between them.
Unusual stone staircase stile at old St Helen's Church Not the easiest stile to negotiate, the vertical posts on top of the wall clearly had wooden rails between them.
Unusual stone staircase stile at old St Helen's Church
Not the easiest stile to negotiate, the vertical posts on top of the wall clearly had wooden rails between them.
St Helen's Church, Longhorsley
St Helen's Church, Longhorsley
Storage Tank Fenrother
Storage Tank
Fenrother
Farmyard Animals A mixture of farmyard animals enjoying the Spring sunshine.
Farmyard Animals
A mixture of farmyard animals enjoying the Spring sunshine.
Farmland The fence separates two fields, one for growing arable crops and the other for grazing horses.
Farmland
The fence separates two fields, one for growing arable crops and the other for grazing horses.
Road to Fenrother from A697
Road to Fenrother from A697
Moor Edge Cottage
Moor Edge Cottage
Mobile telephone mast near Fieldhead
Mobile telephone mast near Fieldhead
Fieldhead Old farm and new developments
Fieldhead
Old farm and new developments
Moorhen Cottage The only Moorhen weather vane that I've ever seen.
Moorhen Cottage
The only Moorhen weather vane that I've ever seen.
Road through Beaconhill Wood
Road through Beaconhill Wood
Driveway leading to Smallburn Farm
Driveway leading to Smallburn Farm
The track to Whemley Burn as it leaves the A697 road
The track to Whemley Burn as it leaves the A697 road
St Helens Church (ruin), Longhorsley
St Helens Church (ruin), Longhorsley
Public Footpath over Farmland Footpath heading down to Longhorsley.
Public Footpath over Farmland
Footpath heading down to Longhorsley.
Conifers A small stand of conifers near Fieldhead. An ideal environment for red squirrels
Conifers
A small stand of conifers near Fieldhead. An ideal environment for red squirrels
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Harelaw Common is located at Grid Ref: NZ1692 (Lat: 55.226992, Lng: -1.7487319)

Unitary Authority: Northumberland

Police Authority: Northumbria

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