Clitheroe, Lancashire
© David Swann (view gallery)
The River Ribble from Edisford Bridge, which is located about a mile west of Clitheroe Castle. Edisford, which means 'the Nobleman's Ford' was the scene of an 1139 battle when King David of Scotland's army fought and defeated the much outnumbered Lancastrians. The Ribble is the only river rising in Yorkshire which flows westward; it flows through Settle, Clitheroe and Preston before reaching the Irish Sea between Lytham St Anne's and Southport with a total length of 75 miles. Image cannot be loaded
Clitheroe Castle and Grounds
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
The stunning 16 acres of formal gardens that surround Clitheroe Castle in Lancashire are a pleasure to walk around especially with all the fantastic Autumnal colours at the moment ... this is a view of the first public Labyrinth in Lancashire - to enable the labyrinth to bring you good luck, walk both the pathways, pausing in the centre to make your wish. Image cannot be loaded
St Paul's
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
A view of St. Paul's Church at Clitheroe in the Ribble Valley, Lancashire ... Clitheroe has been claimed to be the most (geographically) central town in Britain. The name Clitheroe is thought to come from the Anglo-Saxon for Image cannot be loaded
Clitheroe Castle and Grounds
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
The stunning 16 acres of formal gardens that surround Clitheroe Castle in Lancashire are a pleasure to walk around especially with all the fantastic Autumnal colours at the moment ... this is a view of the first public Labyrinth in Lancashire - to enable the labyrinth to bring you good luck, walk both the pathways, pausing in the centre to make your wish. Image cannot be loaded
Waddow Hall
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
Along the Ribble Way following the River Ribble at Clitheroe ... a view of Waddow Hall which is a 17th century Manor House set in 178 acres of enchanting Lancashire countryside, it has been used by Girlguiding UK since 1927. Image cannot be loaded
Clitheroe Castle and grounds
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
The Norman castle keep of Clitheroe has dominated the skyline for more than 800 years since being built around 1186 by Robert de Lacy to protect the administrative centre of his vast estates. The stunning 16 acres of surrounding formal gardens are a pleasure to walk around especially with all the fantastic Autumnal colours at the moment. Image cannot be loaded
Clitheroe Castle and Grounds
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
The Norman castle keep of Clitheroe has dominated the skyline for more than 800 years since being built around 1186 by Robert de Lacy to protect the administrative centre of his vast estates. The stunning 16 acres of surrounding formal gardens are a pleasure to walk around especially with all the fantastic Autumnal colours at the moment. Image cannot be loaded
Waddow Hall Grounds
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
Along the Ribble Way following the River Ribble at Clitheroe ... a view of Waddow Hall which is a 17th century Manor House set in 178 acres of enchanting Lancashire countryside, it has been used by Girlguiding UK since 1927. Image cannot be loaded
Sqirrel
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
The Norman Castle Keep of Clitheroe has dominated the skyline for more than 800 years since being built around 1186 by Robert de Lacy to protect the administrative centre of his vast estates. The stunning 16 acres of surrounding formal gardens are a pleasure to walk around especially with all the fantastic Autumnal colours at the moment. This squirrel just wasn't bothered about me at all, he must be so used to visitors he sat there for ages just posing for me. Image cannot be loaded
Clitheroe Castle and Grounds
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
The Norman castle keep of Clitheroe has dominated the skyline for more than 800 years since being built around 1186 by Robert de Lacy to protect the administrative centre of his vast estates. The stunning 16 acres of surrounding formal gardens are a pleasure to walk around especially with all the fantastic Autumnal colours at the moment. Image cannot be loaded
Clitheroe Castle Grounds
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
The Norman Castle Keep of Clitheroe has dominated the skyline for more than 800 years since being built around 1186 by Robert de Lacy to protect the administrative centre of his vast estates. The stunning 16 acres of surrounding formal gardens are a pleasure to walk around especially with all the fantastic Autumnal colours at the moment. Image cannot be loaded
Clitheroe Castle and Grounds
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
The Norman castle keep of Clitheroe has dominated the skyline for more than 800 years since being built around 1186 by Robert de Lacy to protect the administrative centre of his vast estates. The stunning 16 acres of surrounding formal gardens are a pleasure to walk around especially with all the fantastic Autumnal colours at the moment. Image cannot be loaded
Clitheroe Castle and Grounds
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
The Norman castle keep of Clitheroe has dominated the skyline for more than 800 years since being built around 1186 by Robert de Lacy to protect the administrative centre of his vast estates. The stunning 16 acres of surrounding formal gardens are a pleasure to walk around especially with all the fantastic Autumnal colours at the moment. Image cannot be loaded
Clitheroe Castle and Grounds
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
The Norman castle keep of Clitheroe has dominated the skyline for more than 800 years since being built around 1186 by Robert de Lacy to protect the administrative centre of his vast estates. The stunning 16 acres of surrounding formal gardens are a pleasure to walk around especially with all the fantastic Autumnal colours at the moment. Image cannot be loaded
Clitheroe Castle and Grounds
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
The Norman castle keep of Clitheroe has dominated the skyline for more than 800 years since being built around 1186 by Robert de Lacy to protect the administrative centre of his vast estates. The stunning 16 acres of surrounding formal gardens are a pleasure to walk around especially with all the fantastic Autumnal colours at the moment. Image cannot be loaded
Waddow Hall
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
Along the Ribble Way following the River Ribble at Clitheroe ... a view of Waddow Hall which is a 17th century Manor House set in 178 acres of enchanting Lancashire countryside, it has been used by Girlguiding UK since 1927. Image cannot be loaded
Waddow Hall
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
Along the Ribble Way following the River Ribble at Clitheroe ... a view of Waddow Hall which is a 17th century Manor House set in 178 acres of enchanting Lancashire countryside, it has been used by Girlguiding UK since 1927. Image cannot be loaded
Clitheroe Castle and Grounds
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
The Norman castle keep of Clitheroe has dominated the skyline for more than 800 years since being built around 1186 by Robert de Lacy to protect the administrative centre of his vast estates. The stunning 16 acres of surrounding formal gardens are a pleasure to walk around especially with all the fantastic Autumnal colours at the moment. Image cannot be loaded
Clitheroe Castle and Grounds
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
The Norman castle keep of Clitheroe has dominated the skyline for more than 800 years since being built around 1186 by Robert de Lacy to protect the administrative centre of his vast estates. The stunning 16 acres of surrounding formal gardens are a pleasure to walk around especially with all the fantastic Autumnal colours at the moment. Image cannot be loaded
Clitheroe Castle and Grounds
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
The Norman castle keep of Clitheroe has dominated the skyline for more than 800 years since being built around 1186 by Robert de Lacy to protect the administrative centre of his vast estates. The stunning 16 acres of surrounding formal gardens are a pleasure to walk around especially with all the fantastic Autumnal colours at the moment. Image cannot be loaded
Clitheroe Castle Grounds
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
The Norman Castle Keep of Clitheroe has dominated the skyline for more than 800 years since being built around 1186 by Robert de Lacy to protect the administrative centre of his vast estates. The stunning 16 acres of surrounding formal gardens are a pleasure to walk around especially with all the fantastic Autumnal colours at the moment. Image cannot be loaded
Clitheroe Castle and Grounds
© Sue Bristo (view gallery)
The Norman castle keep of Clitheroe has dominated the skyline for more than 800 years since being built around 1186 by Robert de Lacy to protect the administrative centre of his vast estates. The stunning 16 acres of surrounding formal gardens are a pleasure to walk around especially with all the fantastic Autumnal colours at the moment. Image cannot be loaded
