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	Old Milestone by the A671, Ford Stone Quarry, Bacup Road, Cliviger parish by J Higgins Carved stone post by the A671, in parish of CLIVIGER (BURNLEY District), above Easden Clough, by Ford Stone Quarry, on the verge in front of stone wall, on West side of road. Burnley stone, erected by the Rochdale & Burnley turnpike... (more)
	The Singing Ringing Tree by John H Darch Situated at Crown Point above Burnley and visible for miles around, this is one of the 'Panopticons' - large outdoor sculptures currently being erected in each of the East Lancashire boroughs.
	Deerplay Landfill Site , near Burnley by michael ely Here is the entrance to the former Deerplay Quarry now being reclaimed by landfill. View looking west from across the A671 Bacup to Burnley road.
	Milestone on the A671 by David Dixon Milestone at the side of Bacup Road (A671) near the entrance to Deerplay Quarry. TO BURNLEY 3� MILES CLIVIGER (Cliviger is a civil parish within the Borough of Burnley)
	Thieveley Scout by Kevin Rushton View from the panopticon on Crown Point towards Black Scout and Thieveley Scout
	Approaching the Singing Ringing Tree by Stephen Craven The sculpture stands on a hillside above Burnley and is approached on this public footpath.
	Worsthorne Moor and its reservoirs by Carroll Pierce Worsthorne Moor with Hurstwood and Cant Clough Reservoirs from Crown Point, Burnley, Lancashire.
	Long Shay Farm by Dr Neil Clifton
	Long Shay by JThomas See SD8528 : Long Shay for alternative view.
	Footpath in Deerplay Quarry Wood by Alexander P Kapp
	The Singing Ringing Tree by Ian Taylor We visited on a fairly windy day and found the tree to be quieter than we had expected.
	Deerplay Refuse tip by Michael Steele The former quarry is more valuable as a 'hole in the ground' available to be filled.