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Beldon Burn
Beldon Burn is a tributary of the River Derwent (Tyne) in Northumberland. There was lead mining in the valley of the burn at Beldon Shield during the 18th and 19th centuries.
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The valley of Beldon Burn below Riddlehamhope Fell
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The cleugh of Beldon Burn with Heatheryburn Moor beyond
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Riddlehamhope
- Overview Map On the east side of Riddlehamhope Fell in Northumberland, near Beldon Burn, stood Riddlehamhope Hall. The buildng was originally a bastle and later converted for use as a …
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Heatheryburn, Northumberland
- Overview Map Heatheryburn is a farm in Northumberland, located by Riddlehamhope Fell, near the confluence of Heathery Burn and Beldon Burn.
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Beldon Shield
- Beldon Shield is a romote location by Newbiggin Fell, to the west of Blanchland in Northumberland. It is situated by Beldon Burn and was the site of Beldon lead mine …
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Beldon lead mine and ore works
- Overview Map The remains of Beldon lead mine and ore works are situated on two levels in the valley of Beldon Burn at Beldon Shield. The visible remains of the …
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The valley of Beldon Burn below Riddlehamhope Fell
Pinned by Simon Cotterill
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The cleugh of Beldon Burn with Heatheryburn Moor beyond
Pinned by Simon Cotterill