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T:UK - Great Hameldon https://share.google/RFnBvDW1VIBVXPMLQ

T:UK - Great Hameldon https://share.google/RFnBvDW1VIBVXPMLQ

Great Hameldon 409m P107 (1342ft) (DoBIH Hill ID: 5321) [JNSA 9510] TP3455 - Great Hameldon S4564 County of Lancashire Definitive List summit. South Pennines Definitive List summit.

Many sacred and secular monuments that hikers pass on their journeys are of a venerable age. Often they were erected generations ago, some even centuries ago. Here, however, we encounter a very modern sound sculpture from this century. Although from a distance, one initially only gets a visual impression of the prominently located installation, the acoustic effect becomes apparent upon approach. The wind transforms the assembled steel pipes into a sound installation.

Thieveley Pike is the highest point on Deerplay Moor, part of the Forest of Rossendale. The trig point is at 1,473 feet (449 m). It's on the Burnley Way long distance walking path but also visited by bridleway so you may see bikes and horses.

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The Burnley Wayside Arts Trail is a route of about 10km passing lots of art installations by local artists, designers and school children. This includes the famous Singing Ringing Tree. Here at the traditional start near Towneley Hall there is a map made in the style of some of the sculptures.

The Singing Ringing Tree is an art installation made from sections of steel pipe. As the wind blows past it plays music. This was completed in 2006 and designed by architects Mike Tonkin and Anna Liu of Tonkin Liu. It's part of a series of four installations within the Panopticons arts and regeneration project.