Thursbitch valley

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Thursbitch valley is a remote, rugged valley in the Peak District of England, noted for its dramatic landscape and association with Alan Garner’s novel "Thursbitch."

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Thursbitch valley canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
valley
associatedWith Alan Garner
novel "Thursbitch"
linked to: Thursbitch
characteristic remote
country England
hasCulturalSignificance local folklore and traditions
setting for Alan Garner’s fiction
hasFeature moorland surroundings
steep slopes
stone tracks
hasLanguage English
inspired novel "Thursbitch"
linked to: Thursbitch
knownFor dramatic landscape
landUseHistory pastoral farming
quarrying in surrounding area
locatedIn Cheshire
Peak District
north-west England
linked to: North West England
near Kettleshulme
Macclesfield Forest
Saltersford
notablePeriodOfUse 18th century packhorse routes
partOf Peak District National Park
linked to: Peak District
region Peak District
terrain rugged
usedFor hiking
landscape photography
walking

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Thursbitch settingLocation Thursbitch valley
Jack Turner associatedWith Thursbitch valley
Sal inhabitsLocation Thursbitch valley
Sal associatedWithLocation Thursbitch valley