File:Boundary Stone, Potter Fell - geograph.org.uk - 507837.jpg
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English: Boundary Stone, Potter Fell One of four stones marking the boundary of a tiny bit of land given to the parish of Strickland Roger in 1833 for the 'use and enjoyment of the people'. Possibly the act that pushed the landowner of the surrounding fell into cloaking it in barbed wire. Ironic as it is Access Land now. |
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| Author | Michael Graham |
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