Leverhulme’s replica of the former Liverpool Castle, a garden folly on a very grand scale.

The only confirmed cup and ring marks in this part of Lancashire, small but mighty.

All about Rivington Pike, a prominent hill above the town of Horwich in Lancashire, topped by an easily recognizable tower on site of an ancient beacon fire.

The ruins of Lord Leverhulme’s terraced gardens at Rivington, known to locals as the Chinese Gardens.

The heart of Rivington Village now cramped by a small but often very busy road junction. The village has the tradtional green complete with pillory, a church, chapel and a fine tea room.

The site of the old Horwich plague pits with some degree of accuracy for the first time. Illustrated with a bunch of maps from 1620 to present (almost).

A wooded stream valley with geological faults, waterfalls, the site of an old cotton bleaching works and a secret pub.