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Parking in a decent sized lay-by on B4192 at 51.52226411323071, -1.6865735647029836Liddington Clump and Liddington Castle is located on the Ridgeway near Swindon. The Ridgeway in England stretches 85 miles (137km) from Overton Hill near Avebury, Wiltshire, to Ivinghoe Beacon near Tring, Buckinghamshire. It has been used for 5000 years by many different groups of people; travellers, farmers, and armies. During Saxon and Viking times, the Ridgeway was useful to provide a track along which to move soldiers into Wessex. In the medieval period, the route would have been utilised by drovers, moving animals to market. Liddington Clump is the location of a 'Starfish' Decoy Control Bunker. This is the control bunker for a WWII 'Starfish' bombing decoy site. 'SF' - standing for 'Special Fire'. This would have been used to control fires which would have acted as a decoy to enemy planes targeting the town of Swindon to the north. The bunker consisted of two rooms off a central passage. That on the right housed generators. The control room was on the left, with a hatch in the concrete roof.Liddington Castle is a late Bronze Age and early Iron Age hill fort in the English county of Wiltshire. At 277 metres (909 ft), it is the highest point in the Borough of Swindon and covers an area of 3 ha. Liddington Castle was one of the earliest hill forts in Britain, with first occupation dating to the 7th century BC. It is suggested as a possible site of Mount Badon and the location of the late 5th century Battle of Mount Badon. An historic battle where the Celtic Britons, led by King Arthur, defeated the Anglo-Saxons.
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Co-ordinates: 51.51591, -1.700406 • what3words: ///degrading.passion.fittingly
At first sight these look like medieval ruins actually part of the 19th century iron stone industry. The ruins are giant Kilns once used to roast iron ore before it was sent on to Teesside furnaces. Located on the disused Rosedale Railway.
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Co-ordinates: 54.37428, -0.915568 • what3words: ///snowballs.presenter.vouch
A distinctive rock formation that stands out in the middle of moorland. I reached it via a 30 mile round trip bicycle ride. The nearest parking I think would be Clay Bank car park Great Broughton
Co-ordinates: 54.39574, -1.070412 • what3words: ///outs.simple.include
Free car parking on Marine Parade Saltburn. There is pay and display parking closer to the Ship Inn. The Cleveland Way is directly behind the Ship Inn the path is fairly flat after an initial steep climb up some steps. There is a 19th Centuary Guibal fan house and some metal sculptures on the route such as the 'Charm Bracelet' as seen being flown through in the video.
Co-ordinates: 54.58456, -0.958528 • what3words: ///centrally.insurers.revives
The Monument is served by Gribdale car park near Great Ayton Best time to visit I would say evenings as it can be popular for walkers etc especially at weekends.The bonus for this location is that you can reach Roseberry topping from the same car park.
Co-ordinates: 54.48285, -1.0907 • what3words: ///conveying.expressed.messing
Park at Clay Bank car park Great Broughton. There's a steep climb to the flagged footpath to the stones so if limited in mobility it might be difficult. The path forms part of the Cleveland Way.
Co-ordinates: 54.42448, -1.140592 • what3words: ///hypnotist.longingly.dignify
Parked at Gribdale Car Park which also serves Capt Cooks Monument. I went late evening before sunset as it can be quite busy up there at other times.
Co-ordinates: 54.50526, -1.106719 • what3words: ///crib.pupils.mops
Parked in one of the car parks nearby and walked over. Quite a few people on beach near the car park so I walked over to a less populated area with nobody within 40m
Co-ordinates: 50.29585, -3.639015 • what3words: ///blankets.mandolin.gradually
Contact me to fly here.
Land owner permission obtained.
Co-ordinates: 52.83942, -2.931912 • what3words: ///expiring.lobbed.builder
Parking is very limited. Tide was out so TOAL on the pebbles
Co-ordinates: 50.53811, -3.540194 • what3words: ///wiped.haystack.hiking
Rural farmland and Brecon Beacons scenery towards Llangorse lake.Good for cloud inversions in Autumn.Large dirt car park, free of charge, no issue with people, good VLOS to the north.Potential hazard:- occasional paragliders.
Co-ordinates: 51.84601, -3.225318 • what3words: ///pictured.flesh.paintings
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