A secret den made out of stolen goods was discovered and dismantled by police.
The den, which was described as being concealed 'off the beaten track', was found in Aughton.
Ormskirk and Rural West Lancashire Police said the den consisted of several stolen benches, chairs and tables. The structure had also been built using stolen tools.
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The purpose of the den hasn't been disclosed, but a photo shows it was constructed using tree trunks, branches, wooden fencing and wire mesh.
The top of the den was covered in plastic tarpaulin to help protect whoever used it from the elements.
Police confirmed the den had now been dismantled in a post on their Facebook page.
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A spokesperson for Ormskirk and Rural West Lancs Police said: "Following the successful dismantling of a den made out of stolen goods last week, we will be patrolling Aughton again today.
"The den consisted of several stolen benches, chairs and tables, and was built using several stolen tools!
"The den was situation off the beaten track near St Michaels and was kindly highlighted to us.
"If any of the local residents have any information about the incident, please get in touch by either 101 or via our Lancashire talking service."
