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Although much more associated with Yorkshire, The Brontë sisters actually spent much of their lives in Lancashire walking from the family home at Haworth across the South…
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Pendle Way - Part 2
Pendle Way Section 2 - 5.5-mile linear route running from Barnoldswick to Earby. It begins at Bancroft Mill and offers a gentle transition from industrial archaeology into rolling limestone hills, culminating at School Lane in Earby.
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Pendle Way - Part 4
Pendle Way Section 4 - Discover the village of Wycoller with its ancient bridges and ruined hall, which inspired Charlotte Brontë. The route follows an old packhorse trail across the moors with the chance to climb Boulsworth Hill.
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Pendle Way - Part 3
Duration4-5 hours
Pendle Way Section 3 - This walk skirts the looming bulk of Kelbrook Moor and follows Pendle's earliest turnpike road to enjoy fine views from Knarrs Hill.
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Pendle Way - Part 5
Pendle Way Section 5 - From the windswept reservoirs at Coldwell the Way leads down towards the traditional northern terraced streets of Nelson and Brierfield, once the heartland of Lancashire's cotton industry.
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Pendle Way - Part 6
Pendle Way Section 6 - Explore the ancient hunting Forest of Pendle on a walk rich in connections with the Pendle Witches of 1612.
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Pendle Way - Part 8
Pendle Way Section 8 - Ancient field tracks lead to a 17th Century hall in the village of Roughlee which has associations with the gentlewoman Alice Nutter - the most enigmatic of the Pendle Witches of 1612.
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