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A very different view of
Trimdon Station.
Aerial photos by
George Ford
Aerial views of Trimdon
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Also see George’s own website dedicated to Wingate Quarry Nature Reserve at WingateQuarry.co.uk(Opens in a new window)

St. Mary Magdalene Church, Trimdon VillageWhen you stand back and actually look at some of the scenery that surrounds us, we take for granted views that other people would travel miles and pay a fortune to see. This section brings just a few such scenes to the website.
The village green, right, with its’ church as a centrepiece is just one example.

Limestone cliffs in the nature reserve. at TrimdonWingate Nature Reserve, on the outskirts of Deaf Hill, is another example of a walkers’ paradise, summer or winter

The separate parts of Trimdon are all linked by paths through the countryside, as well as roads, with disused railway routes and cycle ways adding to the connections with other villages.
Unusual walkways carved through the limestone.

For a map of the area, look here. (120kb, may take 30sec to load on slow connections)


For more from Wingate Nature Reserve, click here

There is also nearby Raisby Way & Trimdon Grange Nature Reserve, for details of this see Durham County Council’s own website.

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