The Singing Ringing Tree รีวิว, Burnley
The Singing Ringing Tree
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Philip D
2 ผลงาน
มิ.ย. ค.ศ. 2022 • คู่รัก
Wonderful sculpture, we were lucky enough to visit when it was very windy (probably quite common up on that hill!). The sculpture is a spiral of steel pipes and the sound changes as you walk around it. BUT.... the Jubilee is now over so can the council - or whoever put it there - PLEASE take down that huge flag that has been installed on the top! The loud flapping noise detracts from the lovely musical sounds and spoils the visual lines of the sculpture, if I were the artist I'd be pretty annoyed....as a visitor I was pretty annoyed.
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ziggi
England19 ผลงาน
เม.ย. ค.ศ. 2022
The mess of it. Litter spilling out of the bin at the entrance gate, shattered perspex on the information display, and scattered litter and hippy crack canisters spread around the very weather warn picnic tables. A weird walking path which seems utterly pointless (like they're expecting the kind of queues you'd get for Nemisis) leads you to some dull metal poles that are welded together and don't make a sound even in high wind. Drive on.
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Ciara
Lancaster, UK36 ผลงาน
เม.ย. ค.ศ. 2022
I don't drive but I was determined to visit the tree on my solo trip across Lancashire, so I got off the bus at the bus stop next to the nearby landfill site in the early evening and walked there. In hindsight, not my best decision - I'm not the fittest person and it was quite a lengthy walk with a LOT of uphill ground, and there wasn't a footpath to speak of (though the road wasn't too busy so this was manageable), but it was (mostly) worth it. The views of the countryside on the walk there and at the tree itself are stunning, and the tree is certainly a sight to behold in the middle of the hills. Sadly after all my efforts, it wasn't windy enough for the tree to give me any singing or ringing. Also, upon closer inspection I saw it had been vandalised a bit, and the surrounding ground had a fair amount of litter, presumably from teenagers paying visits, which was a bit disappointing when it was an otherwise very scenic spot. Would be nice to see it cleaned up if I pay it a visit again, but I'd still say it's worth a look (just make sure the forecast is for wind!!).
เขียนเมื่อ 26 พฤษภาคม ค.ศ. 2022
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Spongebob milk man
เชฟฟิลด์, UK10 ผลงาน
เม.ย. ค.ศ. 2022 • คู่รัก
Easy to get to. Nice views, lots of litter everywhere and just soo much vandalism. It’s quite sad because the spot is so lovely.
เขียนเมื่อ 13 เมษายน ค.ศ. 2022
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Sarah G
Harrogate (เมืองฮาร์โรเกท), UK1,372 ผลงาน
มี.ค. ค.ศ. 2022
Great view - lovely spot on a sunny day. Easy walk if you don't want to walk far, we did a longer route - v hilly but just fab views. Very photogenic sculpture.
เขียนเมื่อ 27 มีนาคม ค.ศ. 2022
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paulsharpe
วีแกน, UK37 ผลงาน
ม.ค. ค.ศ. 2022 • คู่รัก
We’re interested in these kinds of sculptures so thought it might be nice for a New Year’s visit. It didn’t disappoint as it was quite a windy day and so the tree was singing it’s heart out. It was a great experience and a good way to clear your head.
It was a little spoiled by the group of people discussing stocks and shares nearby and the children using the art as a climbing frame but you’re bound to get those kinds of folk.
I think this will be somewhere to visit again when we need some calm. Highly recommended.
It was a little spoiled by the group of people discussing stocks and shares nearby and the children using the art as a climbing frame but you’re bound to get those kinds of folk.
I think this will be somewhere to visit again when we need some calm. Highly recommended.
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Travellersofold
Deeside, UK131 ผลงาน
ต.ค. ค.ศ. 2021
Shouldn't give it any rating as we didn't see it but Trip Advisor makes you give a rating in order to progress
A planned visit to this was aborted as when we got to the turn off for it the road was closed due to road works.
We had been given directions to it by our hotel and they said it was the main route from their direction but there was an absence signage to it. We stopped to ask at a depot nearby and they said there wasn't another road to it.
For such an attraction there should be signs informing of road closures.
A planned visit to this was aborted as when we got to the turn off for it the road was closed due to road works.
We had been given directions to it by our hotel and they said it was the main route from their direction but there was an absence signage to it. We stopped to ask at a depot nearby and they said there wasn't another road to it.
For such an attraction there should be signs informing of road closures.
เขียนเมื่อ 25 ตุลาคม ค.ศ. 2021
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Flocko04
Castleford, UK131 ผลงาน
ก.ย. ค.ศ. 2021 • คู่รัก
Myself and my husband visited here for a quick stop. There is a fantastic view from the hill. We visited in a cold windy day and was great to hear the whistling. You do not need to spend a lot of time here but worth a quick stop off.
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karen1232016
Warrington, UK87 ผลงาน
ก.ย. ค.ศ. 2021
Great views but need to return when it isn’t raining. Park in small car park for free and enjoy the walk to the singing tree . Luckily it was a windy day and it definitely sings.
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Barry B
Hoddesdon, UK1,303 ผลงาน
ก.ย. ค.ศ. 2021
We were en route to a hotel in the Blackburn suburbs and thought that we would take a detour here.
Interesting sculpture set on the moors above the tour, with great views.
Parking a challenge at busy times as the car park is .small.
Footpath is uneven but the walk is worth it, we were there on a day with little or no wind so we did not here the signature noise. A pity.
Really worth the detour.
Interesting sculpture set on the moors above the tour, with great views.
Parking a challenge at busy times as the car park is .small.
Footpath is uneven but the walk is worth it, we were there on a day with little or no wind so we did not here the signature noise. A pity.
Really worth the detour.
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Vikki W
แบล็กเบิร์น, UK76 ผลงาน
Hi just wondering how long the walk from the carpark to the sculpture is? Thinking of taking my 3 year old.
Thanks
Alex B
Littleborough, UK3 ผลงาน
10 minutes no longer. Best on a High windy day to listen to Tree, sing and ring, bellowing out Chimes. Took me 5 minutes to back to car in a blizzard.
Swackerthechef
เพรสตัน, UK82 ผลงาน
Hi thinking about going up today to the singing tree is it clearly signposted and a well used footpath from the car park just don't fancy getting lost. Thanks
suzymum
แบล็คพูล, UK94 ผลงาน
So sorry I didn't see your question. It's a good footpath but you kind of have to looks your nose, go forward then turn right sort of thing, once there it's straight forward getting back.
Not to long a walk , unless you get caught in the rain, assembly did, then seems to take forever!!
Is there disabled access to the sculpture?
PAUL M
มหานครแมนเชสเตอร์, UK36 ผลงาน
Apologies for the delay in replying.
The path from the car park parking area is not tarmacked or surfaced & as it follows the line of the hill you would encounter some differences in gradient & in some places an uneven surface.
I think it depends on if you`ve got an energetic confident "pusher" or you are self propelled & used to a bit of a challenge. Personally from a pushers point of view I would
not have been put off.
Is there a map of the route from townly hall in Burnley to the singing tree at crown point?? I'm doing a sponsored walk and want to see all the fine arts and viewing sights this place has to offer?
Many thanks.
MartinShort
Rossendale, UK40 ผลงาน
Copy and paste this and using Ordnance survey map listed you can find your way as described. I hope this was of some help.
Start: Towneley Park Burnley
End: Towneley Park Burnley
Country: England
County: Lancashire
Type: Country
Nearest pub: Stables Café at Towneley Hall
Ordnance Survey: OS Explorer OL21 South Pennines
Difficulty: Medium
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Keith Carter leads a route through the hills to Burnley's Singing Ringing Tree
Singing Ringing TreeSinging Ringing Tree
Whats the word for a young salmon? Four letters, something A, something A. Gala or Lava, they suggested. The two couples at the adjoining table were pondering the crossword. I think it might be parr said I, ever the know-all.
It cant be. Its got to end with an A. That silenced me, but somebody had got at least one clue wrong. I was sitting at an outside table at the Stables Caf in Towneley Park, enjoying the sunshine over a mug of tea and a scone. You cant help overhearing conversations.
I had escaped the showers on my climb up to Crown Point above Burnley, a town surrounded by moors where in half an hour on foot you can look down on the town at the clustered houses, the few remaining factories and the railway viaduct with the bulk of Pendle Hill in the far distance.
Towneley Park is a good place to start a walk. The slogan they use is Park and Stride, a nice concept. The long stay car park is only a pound all day, cheaper than the 70p an hour at the short stay which is closer to the hall. The long stay has a fine circular stone building housing toilets which would merit inclusion in anyones Good Loo Guide, take my word for it.
Walk over the wooden bridge and take the avenue leading directly to the front of Towneley Hall, a squat mansion with a fountain in front and rhododendrons in the grounds. The park has many pathways which can be confusing but we need to take Lime Avenue which runs directly up from the rear of the hall to Foldys Cross named after a chaplain in the 1500s and moved here from St Peters in Burnley.
We take the right fork and go through the Barwise car park to Todmorden Road. Turn right, cross the road and after a lay-by look for a driveway where our path enters the trees on the Burnley Way, a 40-mile route described in a series of leaflets available from Tourist Information Centres locally. The route is marked by a letter B with a swallow pointing the way.
We take a path designated a Wayside Arts Trail notable for a domed brick-coloured sculpture by the artist Julie Miles and local schoolchildren. This path leads into an estate of high-end houses, The Kilns, but we soon leave this behind when we take a footpath on the left before the T-junction. Climb a path, going left at a fork, and leave the trees as we come to the wall of a large property on the right, soon joining their access track and keeping left.
Where this track forks, take the path on the left over a horse stile and climb the path until you see a flight of steps to the right mounting to the road, the A646. At the road, go left for some 30 metres then cross to a driveway that leads to a bungalow. A stile on the right takes us to a narrow path going uphill, soon followed by a stile with a telegraph pole beside it then another after which we meet a farm track at a bend before Lower Small Hazels Farm.
Keep ahead and veer to the left of a reservoir compound to where a stile in the corner gives access to the golf course.
At this point two options present themselves: the easier route is straight across the narrow fairway to a post on the edge of a plantation; the alternative avoids the fairway, going left along the fence line, skirting the course and keeping out of the firing line.
For those taking the direttissima, cross the fairway, go through the trees then keep along the edge of the mown area well out of the way of flying golf balls.
Pass beside a restored property where the considerate owner has erected a stone column with a drinking tap on it. The water is beautifully clear and good to drink. Keep to the right of another plantation then continue uphill, crossing the fairway to reach a stile on the skyline. It deposits you onto the lane that leads to the golf club. Go left then at the road, left again. You can walk along the verge all the way to Crown Point but theres a path that snakes across the moor gained via a steel tubular stile designed to admit only pedestrians.
Take the moorland path up to the sculpture known as the Singing Ringing Tree, a name that for many will conjure up a scary 60s TV show for children. This is a panopticon, one of a series of landmarks placed on high points in the Pennines to attract visitors and enhance the landscape.
The Singing Ringing Tree was designed by the architectural practice Tonkin Liu and consists of a series of metal tubes of varying lengths arranged in such as way as to produce a melodic humming noise as the wind blows through them. It looks like a wind-blown tree and creates a striking effect that makes the longish walk from Towneley Park worthwhile.
Our objective gained, we can retrace our steps on the moorland path, going right where it forks to join the alternative route of the Burnley Way again. At first we cross an area of quite boggy ground helped in places by plank bridges then go into a kind of steep-sided ravine, Copy Clough, clough being a Lancashire word for a deep valley.
The path traverses the side to the left of the stream in the bottom and as we come out a post with a Burnley Way marker tells us to turn left.
Head across rough pasture to a post with a yellow top where there is a stile, partly painted blue, cross it and follow the fence line to skirt the golf course again by way of the 16th tee. The fence leads to the stile we crossed on our outward journey and here we turn right to retrace our steps down to meet the road at the driveway to the bungalow which we will remember from earlier.
We retrace our steps through the trees, keeping right at the horse stile and following the Burnley Way markers to where we seem to lose them on entering The Kilns housing development. Follow the Wayside Arts trail to Todmorden Road and enter Towneley Park at the Barwise car park.
Back at the hall you can stop for a look at the museum and the caf and toilets are there for more pressing needs. I still worry about that crossword clue. Although mainly linear, this walk is for all those people who ask if you can walk up to the Singing Ringing Tree. Yes you can.
Compass points
Area of walk: Towneley Park Burnley
Map: OS Explorer OL21 South Pennines
Distance: Eight miles
Time to allow: Four hours
Refreshments: Stables Caf at Towneley Hall
Is the car park close and can u see it from the car park? If I follow the instructions from the website will I find it easy enough?
Denise S
Cheshunt, UK772 ผลงาน
Just park along the road.
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- (1.14 กม.) Rosehill House Hotel
- (5.14 กม.) Hurstwood Hall Guest House
- (3.62 กม.) Crow Wood Hotel & Spa Resort
- (2.15 กม.) Travelodge Burnley
- (14.87 กม.) Fifty One and a Half Boutique B&B
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- (1.13 กม.) New Waggoners
- (1.78 กม.) Bistro 197
- (0.83 กม.) Usha
- (2.72 กม.) Aroma Asian Restaurant
- (2.23 กม.) Illuminati Restaurant & Bar