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Dry stone walling on the lower slopes of Lingmoor Fell, in the valley of Little Langdale. This view is looking east; to the south is Little Langdale Tarn, which is managed by the National Trust. There is no public access to the tarn, but spectacular views of the tarn can be had from the surrounding fells.

Photographer	Borderman – please see using my photos.
Date taken	28 January, 2023
Decimal degrees	54.423589 / -3.0678167
Degrees, minutes, seconds	54° 25′ 24.92″ N / 3° 4′ 4.14″ W
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what3words	itself.headed.indulges
Elevation above sea level	185.8 m (609.5 ft)
View direction	East

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