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HWW ~ Onwards to the Winnats Pass
Mam Tor summit and Trig point
HFF ~ The Palace Hotel, Buxton
Castle Stalker delight
HFF ~ Serpentine fence
A Mam Tor hike
The demolition of an Industrial chimney
HBM - Buxton Pavilion
Monsal Head panorama
HWW ~ Miller’s Dale, Meal Mill water wheel
Headstone tunnel
HFF ~ A day out on the hills
Gordale Scar waterfalls
The Monsal Head Viaduct
The River Wye and the Monsal Head Viaduct
HMCS Sackville
HBM - Halifax, water front seats
How-Zat
HWW ~ Breath Life Together
The River Wye and one of its Weir’s.
HFF ~ A frosty curve
Springtime again.
HBM ~ A bench of note
HBM - Don Redfern Memorial Bandstand, Buxton
Rushup Edge (Peak District)
A Derbyshire barn
HFF~ Follow the fence
HBM - St John’s Bandstand
Garden Bicycle
Rannoch Moor, Scotland
HFF~ Portland Head Lighthouse view
Pen-y-ghent, Queen of the Dales
HWW ~ Overlooking Scammonden Water
Dream apples.
A Scammonden walk
Sutherland splendour
Deepdale, in the Lake District
Pipe fence!
A Pennine ramp
Before the sun, the snow!
Boston Art
March Haigh Reservoir - dry!
Above March Haigh Reservoir
Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad carriage
Scammonden Water
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The Great Ridge – Mam Tor
A glimpse of this fine ridge walk, clearly seen here. At 517 metres high there are fine views as well as good walking. An hour or so before I took this, the ridge was completely covered in cloud. The summit of Mam Tor is just behind me here.
“Mam Tor is the main link between the eastern end of Rushup Edge and the western end of the Great Ridge, making this one of the most-loved ridge walks in the Peak District National Park. On a clear day, you can even see Manchester!
Mam Tor is also referred to as the ‘Shivering Mountain’ because of its propensity for landslips caused by unstable lower levels of shale.”
Full screen essential.
Enjoy the day.
“Mam Tor is the main link between the eastern end of Rushup Edge and the western end of the Great Ridge, making this one of the most-loved ridge walks in the Peak District National Park. On a clear day, you can even see Manchester!
Mam Tor is also referred to as the ‘Shivering Mountain’ because of its propensity for landslips caused by unstable lower levels of shale.”
Full screen essential.
Enjoy the day.
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