Darwen Tower - Lancashire by ejn
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Description
Just a bit of history of Lancashire
Darwen tower stands at eighty five feet in height and was built in 1898 to celebrate Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee.Over looking the town of Darwen the octagonal tower was also to celebrate the victory of the local people for right of access to the moor when, after a long legal dispute with the lord of the manor who was the owner of shooting rights, Darwen Moor became public property. You can climb to the top of the tower via an internal stair case where ( on clear day ) views can be seen as far as Yorkshire, Morcambe Bay, Blackpool the mountains of Cumbria and the Isle of Man,

Comments (20)
Beautiful atmosphere, lighting and scene!! Excellent capture!!
Fantastic image!!!!
What a lovely capture of this brooding tower!
Fantastic and almost mysterious. Photo effect is very pretty.
beautiful shot!
Very impressive image. Well done.
MAGICAL!
FANTASTIC IMAGE...MAGIC ART..BRAVISSIMO..!!!
Excellent work
Great shot and post work. Looks like a stone rocket on the launch pad!
irrisistible Darwen Tower, is beautyful. great and thanks for upload
Wonderful.
Wonderful green and a great centre capture.
Beautiful photo of a great piece of architecture.
Those golden tones of light and pinks in the sky are fabulous, as well as the composition! Many congratulation of your gallery of the month award... well deserved!
Great image.
Wow, there's so much drama, you need some characters and a story line. Hard to take your eyes away from it.
This is such a gorgeous shot! Love the clouds in this!
Excellent capture.
Wow, kind of reminds me or Lord of the Rings.