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Welcome to the very early days of Pendlefolk.com! We’re still learning the ropes, but hope you like what you see… MORE →

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Stories from Pendle Hill, Lancashire

archaeology

Father and son Bobby and Edward Gill discuss their approach to farming and the challenges of making a living. The importance of family and their passion for the Sabden Valley and the Pendle Hill landscape.

environment, farming

Bobbie and Edward Gill are finding natural solutions to farming challenges

4 Jul 2019 by Sue M

4 Jul 2019

Malkin Tower: Rachel and Andrew Turner on their quest to find the witches’ house

7 Feb 2018 by Sue M and Evangeline A

7 Feb 2018

Recent Posts

environment, farming

Bobbie and Edward Gill are finding natural solutions to farming challenges

4 Jul 2019

communities, creativity, environment, history

Future Archaeology: Henrietta Armstrong on humanity and the Pendle Hill summit stones

29 May 2019

Andy Froud on Death Cafes and Lego Churches

27 Sep 2018

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Raw Milk
River Ribble
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walking
witches

There is something very special about the Pendle Hill area. Its breathtaking natural beauty has always been home to interesting individuals, past and present. We're planning to shine a light on some of them.

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