The Pike Tower.

A Grade II listed building on the summit of Rivington pike. Built by John Andrews of Rivington Hall in 1733 on the site of an ancient beacon using its stone for the foundations. It was built as a hunting lodge.

[Helen Jane]

beautifully composed and has a great atmosphere about it.

[Beryl Lloyd]

A lovely composition with quite a haunting view

[Clare Gadsby]

wonderful mood

[Maggiemae]

I had to google this to find out more! Quite amazing and looks so desolate here!

[PhotoCrazy]

Wonderful image!!

[Islandgirl]

Wow quite barren!

[Marnie]

Wonderful feeling to this shot, so much space and solitude. I like it a lot.

[Graeme Stevens]

superb composition

[Pat Knowles]

Good to see this tower...I met my DIL in March at Rivington Pike but we just ate & talked, felt guilty not climbing to the tower....seen it now! Great striking photo!

[haskar]

Great composition and tones.

[M Whipple]

Great composition, perfect in black and white.

[Beth]

Nicely done. You're showing a lot of distance in landscape.

[Steve and Pam Winfield]

I just love it Lee great shot fav:)

[tony gig]

Great shot an information Lee...

[Wylie]

A very dominating structure in this landscape. Nicely done.

[Margaret Brown]

A nice minimalist picture, well caught!

[Etienne]

Great lighting. A lot to see in this shot in spite of the desolate aspect of the place.