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Miller's Grave

8 July 2019

A walk on the Moor.

Published 08-Jul-2019

Filed under: Writing Tags: archaeology, birds, butterflies, Calder Valley, hazels, Hebden Bridge, kestrels, large skipper butterflies, meadow pipits, On the Moor (book), red grouse, ringlet butterflies, rooks, the Moor

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