Pendle Sculpture Trail Art Trail in Aitken Wood, Barley, Lancashire, England Art Trail Project
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Pendle sculpture trail was created in 2012 by four artists and in 2019 10 new plaques were added. The trail celebrates the rich history of the area including the Pendle Witch trials of 1612. The combination of art, history and nature is done really well on this trail and it makes a fantastic family walk. There are 18 sculptures and they are a.
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Park at Barley picnic site, costs about £1.50 for 3 hours . Then it's about a 1 mile walk up a private road to the entrance to the sculpture trail woodland. First short path is uphill but after that it's very flat. It's a lovely trail, especially the if you are familiar with the Pendle Witch trials.
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Pendle Sculpture Trail. Arts, Crafts & Galleries. Barley. The fascinating true story of the Pendle Witches is being told in "stone" at this visitor attraction. The Pendle Sculpture Trail has ten ceramic plaques. Each has its own unique symbols which represent each of the Pendle people who were hanged. We….
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Pendle Sculpture Trail at Letcliffe Park. In 2012 the Pendle Sculpture Trail was launched in Aitken Wood, Barley. In 2019 some new artwork was added to this lovely woodland site which proved so popular that Pendle Council sought to grow the trail beyond its original site. After careful….
Let's Walk in Pendle The Pendle Sculpture Trail
About Pendle Sculpture Trail. Launched in 2012 to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the trial of the Pendle witches, The Pendle Sculpture Trail takes you on a walk around Aitken Wood, near Barley in Lancashire. The sculpture trail has grown since it was first commissioned and includes sculptures by Philippe Handford, Martyn Bednarczuk and.
The Pendle Sculpture Trail, Everything You Need To Know
Four artists have created a unique and intriguing range of sculptures. Their work is inspired by the history of the Pendle Witches of 1612 and the natural world in this wild and beautiful corner of Lancashire. Walk distance. It is approximately 1 mile to get to the trail from Barley car park including one uphill stretch and one steep path.
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There is also stunning artwork from Philippe Handford, including "tumbling" tree arches. Other sculptures are a life size Witchfinder General figure and creatures such as bats and a spider. The trail is situated in a lovely woodland setting in Aitken Wood, just outside of Barley. The Pendle Sculpture Trail has ten ceramic plaques.
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Aitken Wood, Barley, Barley, Lancashire, BB12 9JX. Tel: 01282 856 186. The fascinating true story of the Pendle Witches is being told in "stone" at this visitor attraction. The Pendle Sculpture Trail has ten ceramic plaques. Each has its own unique symbols which represent each of the Pendle people who were hanged 400 years ago in the.
Barley Sculpture Trail Pendle Hill
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Walk To Pendle Sculpture Trail And Black Moss Reservoirs From Barley
Pendle Sculpture Trail. Pendle Sculpture Trail enjoys a wonderful setting in Aitken Wood, near Barley in Lancashire. Artists have created a number of sculptures, inspired by the Pendle witches and local heritage. The sculptures are located along a well-marked trail. Most are easy to spot.
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*Walk Summary*In this Pendle Sculpture Trail walk from Barley in Lancashire, we pass two picturesque reservoirs with views across to Pendle Hill, before ente.
Wooden Sculptures from the Pendle Sculpture Trail in Aitken Wood near Barley in Lancashire Stock
In 2012 the Pendle Sculpture Trail was launched in Aitken Wood, Barley. In 2019 some new artwork was added to this lovely woodland site which proved so popular that Pendle Council sought to grow the trail beyond its original site. After careful consideration, Letcliffe Park, which offers stunning views over Barnoldswick and the West Craven area.
Pendle Sculpture Trail walk from Barley Walks4all
Park at Barley picnic site, costs about £1.50 for 3 hours . Then it's about a 1 mile walk up a private road to the entrance to the sculpture trail woodland. First short path is uphill but after that it's very flat. It's a lovely trail, especially the if you are familiar with the Pendle Witch trials. Path way is fine but off track can be very.
The Pendle Sculpture Trail, Everything You Need To Know
The once-magnificent Pendle Sculpture Trail (AKA Barley Sculpture Trail) has certainly seen better days.Overlooked by the impressive Pendle Hill, the ageing sculpture trail, which starts in the charming town of Barley, has started to show signs of wear and tear and even vandalism.In this guide, we're going to provide all of the latest information about visiting Barley to do the Pendle.