Photographs of Dunsop Bridge and Whitewell in the Forest of Bowland National Landscape of Lancashire.
Dunsop Bridge spanning the River Dunsop in the Forest of Bowland, Lancashire.
The bridge was built in 1800.
St Mary's Church and Puddleducks Tearoom at Dunsop Bridge in the Forest of Bowland, Lancashire.
The BT phonebox , Dunsop Bridge in the Forest of Bowland, Lancashire.
Ordnance Survey has calculated that Whitendale Hanging Stones, a wild spot on the moors, 4 miles north of Dunsop Bridge is the exact centre of Great Britain.
In 1992, BT chose to acknowledge this by placing their 100,000th payphone on the village green at Dunsop Bridge. There is a plaque inside the box that reads, “You are calling from the BT payphone that marks the centre of Great Britain" and the glass panels of the phone box show place names from Land's End to John o' Groats radiating out from Dunsop Bridge.
St. Hubert’s Roman Catholic Church, Dunsop Bridge, Forest of Bowland, Lancashire, England, UK.
Rumour suggests this 1865 church was funded thanks to the Epsom Derby winnings of racehorse Kettledrum, owned by Colonel Charles Towneley of Towneley Hall in Burnley. The medieval font came from the ancient church at Burholme near Whitewell, and the east and west windows are by J. B. Capronnier of Brussels. The church was originally served by the Jesuit Order from Stonyhurst.
Old milestone and new signpost at Dunsop Bridge in the Forest of Bowland, Lancashire.
The old sandstone milestone is dated 1739.
The grand driveway to Thorneyholme Hall, Dunsop Bridge, Forest of Bowland, Lancashire.
The driveway is also a public footpath that leads to a lovely seven mile circular walk passing Mossthwaite, Giddy Bridge, Birkett Fell, Marl Hill, Crimpton Whitewell, Burholme Bridge and Burholme.
Langden Brook near Dunsop Bridge in the Forest of Bowland AONB, Lancashire.
A view into the Trough of Bowland from the flanks of Mellor Knoll near Dunsop Bridge in the Forest of Bowland, AONB, Lancashire.
Stepping stones across the River Hodder at Whitewell in the Forest of Bowland AONB, Lancashire.
Hodder Aqueduct near Whitewell in the Forest of Bowland AONB, Lancashire.
Built in 1882 by Blackburn Corporation Waterworks.
A view of the River Hodder from the 1892 aqueduct near Whitewell in the Forest of Bowland AONB, Lancashire.
The 1817 St Michael's Church at Whitewell in the Forest of Bowland AONB, Lancashire