Dane Hills
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Dane Hills is an area of western Leicester, bounded by Glenfield to the west. A cave in this area was known as Black Annis's Bower, the cave being reputed to be the lair of a witch or hag of that name[1].
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- ^ C.J.Billson [ed.] (1895) County Folklore: Leicestershire & Rutland. London, Folk Lore Society
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Aylestone • Beaumont Leys • Bede Island • Belgrave • Braunstone Park • Clarendon Park, Leicestershire • Crown Hills • Dane Hills • Evington • Evington Valley • Frog Island • Goodwood • Hamilton • Highfields • Humberstone • Knighton • New Parks • North Evington • Northfields • Oadby Rushey Mead • Southfields • St Matthew's • St Peters • Stoneygate • Thurnby Lodge • West End • West Knighton • Western Park • Woodgate • |
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