English: On Gowbarrow Fell Looking towards the top after ascending via Green Hill. Gowbarrow Park was a Deer Forest and it is recorded that in 1794 it covered 2000 acres and held about 700 head of Fallow Deer. A single Roe Deer hind was seen today.
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