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Singing Ringing Tree: Explorer OL12 South Pennines, 1:25 000 scale. Grid ref 848287
From the M65 J10, take the turning off the roundabout signposted to Burnley. At the next roundabout take the first exit and stay in the right-hand lane. At the traffic lights turn right (NB: it looks more like a fork in the road than a right turn). At the next roundabout go all the way round and take the A682 signposted to Rawtenstall. The turning for Crown Point [for link text see below] is directly opposite The Bull pub, which is the very last building on your right as you leave Burnley. Follow the road until you come to the car-park for Singing Ringing Tree. You can now see the Tree a little way off. A gravel path leads you from the car-park to the Tree.
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