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Jawbone Hill (Cote de Oughtibridge) was one of 9 catagorised climbs on Stage 2 of the 2014 Tour de France. Here is a video we shot showing the Hill from bottom to top.  The camping fields are clearly labled on the right.

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Oughtibridge Lane

Oughtibridge

Sheffield

S35 0HN

 

Jawbone Hill
Locally, Oughtibridge Lane is known as Jawbone Hill, named after the pair of whale jaws that stood at the top of the hill.

More recently it can be seen on google maps as Cote de Oughtibridge, reminding us of the passing of the tour de France on 6 July 2014.

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Travelling up Jawbone Hill, your satnav will take you to the metal sign 'Shimrod'.  We are 200m further up the hill on the right, the first of a pair of semi-detatched farm houses.

Greenhead House Farm

Oughtibridge Lane

Oughtibridge

Sheffield

S35 0HN

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Extra fresh eggs

 

Did you know, our eggs are classifield as 'extra fresh', sold within 9 days of laying. In fact, most of our eggs are bought on the day of laying.

 

Supermarket eggs have a use by date 28 days after laying.  That means they could could be upto 3 weeks old before you even get them home.

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