The tripoint of Cambridgeshire – Essex – Hertfordshire is West of Royston.
A Bedtime Nip
Hertfordshire is to the South West. Cambridgeshire is North West. Essex is East.
Prior To A Wet Night
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The tripoint of Cambridgeshire – Essex – Suffolk is South West of Haverhill and East of Castle Camps.
Raw In The East
Suffolk is to the North East. Essex is South. Cambridgeshire is North West.
An Exposed Tripoint On The Flats
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The tripoint of Lincolnshire – Northamptonshire – Rutland is South of Tinwell, Rutland and South of the A1.
Bedded Down In Rutland
Lincolnshire is East of the hedge. Rutland is West of the hedge. Northamptonshire is South of the River Welland.
South Of The A1
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The tripoint of Leicestershire – Lincolnshire – Rutland is North of Thistleton, Rutland and East of Cribb’s Lodge, Leicestershire.
My Car Is Home For The Night
Leicestershire is North of the right of way (farm track) and West of the road. – Lincolnshire is East of the road and North from a line at the end of the wood (East to West). Rutland is South of the right of way and South from the line at the bottom of the wood.
Peaceful Rutland
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The tripoint of Cheshire – Derbyshire – Yorkshire sits at the confluence of the River Etherow and Far Small Clough, just below the A628 south of Holmfirth.
My Bed For 12 Hours
Cheshire is North of the River Etherow. Derbyshire is South of the River Etherow and West of Far Small Clough. Yorkshire is South of the River Etherow and East of Far Small Clough.
Water From Yorkshire Heading To West Coast
This is the only place I have seen where water from Yorkshire runs off to the West Coast.
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The tripoint of County Durham – Westmorland – Yorkshire sits at the confluence of the River Tees and Maize Beck south of Cow Green Reservoir at the bottom of Cauldron Snout in the North Pennines.
My Bed For The Night
Westmorland is West of the River Tees (North as you look at it) and North of Maize Beck. County Durham is East and North of the River Tees. Yorkshire is South of Maize Beck and the River Tees.
It Doesn’t Get Much Better
One of the most delightful locations on the North Pennines. My route to the tripoint took in the Cow Green Reservoir and Cauldron Snout. While to the South the summit of the hill is Mickle Fell the highest point of Yorkshire and a live firing range.
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The tripoint of County Durham – Cumberland – Westmorland sits at the confluence of the River Tees and Crook Burn north of Cow Green Reservoir in the North Pennines.
My bed for the night
Westmorland is South of the River Tees (West as you look at it). Cumberland is North of the River Tees and West of Crook Burn (East as you look at it). County Durham is East of Crook Burn and the River Tees.
The view walking into the tripoint was rather special
My location to bed down for the night was awesome
Walking out at 04.00 I was blessed to be heading towards a fog bow for about 1km as the moon was behind me and the temperature was down to -3.5. The fog bow was white in colour and this was the first one I have had the pleasure to experience.
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The tripoint of Leicestershire, Northamptonshire And Rutland is East of Rockingham, Northamptonshire.
Northamptonshire is South of the river (North as you look at it). Leicestershire is North of the river and West of the beck/fence. Rutland is North of the river and East of the beck/fence.
My bed for the night
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The tripoint of Bedfordshire, Huntingdonshire and Northamptonshire is West of Covington, Huntingdonshire.
Bedfordshire is left of the road. Huntingdonshire is right of the road and south of the fence between the water tower and the house. The water tower is in Bedfordshire. Northamptonshire is right of the road and north of the fence between the water tower and the house. The house is in Northamptonshire.
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The tripoint of Cambridgeshire, Lincolnshire and Northamptonshire is south of Nene Terrace, Lincolnshire.
Cambridgeshire is right of the beck. Northamptonshire is left of the beck, up to the ploughing/fence. Lincolnshire is to the left of the beck, beyond the ploughing/fence.
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