Walking BritainLooking back from the ascent to Amberley Mount
Walk Photo 191703
Caption - Looking back from the ascent to Amberley Mount. In the top left hand corner you can see the footbridge over the River Arun and to the right is the path crossing the railway line, part of the walk done earlier on.
Walk 1917 : Rackham Hill from Amberley
Photographer : Peter Smyly
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