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| Description | View from a lower section of slate spoil at Hodge Close Quarry. Birch trees now grow through the rocky ground where the path leads to Klondyke Quarry. |
| Date taken | 7 April, 2023 |
| Author | Borderman – please see using my photos. |
| Source | Own work |
| Decimal degrees | 54.407547 / -3.0587917 |
| OS grid reference | NY 31373 01860 |
| what3words | discloses.butternut.stuffing |
| Elevation | 144.4 metres |
| View direction |  East-southeast (ESE) – Points to around 112.5° (based on the 16-wind compass rose)
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