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Crook of Lune Bridge, Howgill
Crook of Lune Bridge, Howgill, Sedbergh, Cumbria.
An ancient narrow road bridge over the River Lune believed to be 16th century or earlier. The bridge forms part of an ancient north-south route along Lunesdale, used in 17th and 18th centuries by drovers.
Created: January 04, 2017
Author: Joan Martin
© Joan Martin (PHOTO NORTH). All Rights Reserved.
Photograph size: 24.2 Mpixels (69.1 MB uncompressed) - 6016x4016 pixels (20.1x13.4 in / 50.9x34 cm at 300 ppi)
Photograph keywords: ancient, bridge, Crook of Lune Bridge, drove road, droving, Howgill, river, River Lune
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