Summit rocks of Houndkirk Hill 1
Shelter on Houndkirk Moor wall 2
View west to Over Owler Tor from Houndkirk Road
Rain over Millstone Edge and the Derwent valley
Kinder Low
Rocks at Kinder Low
Kinder Low Trig column
Trees in the shadow
The Dark Peak North
Longdendale: Wildboar Clough to Torside Clough
Woodhead Tunnels
Across Woodhead Bridge to Oakside Clough
Big Stone sign
Cracken Edge to South Head
Big Stone close up
Whitfield to Hayfield
Whitfield to Hayfield
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Harry hut trig point
Lead in line
My favourite barn
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Stanage Edge
Higger Tor
Derwent Dam overflowing
Today: White Brow to Kinder Downfall
Cown Edge from Lantern Pike
Swineshaw Reservoir
White Low (South of Black Hill)
The colours of the Moorland
The Pennine Way path to Laddow Rocks
All points South
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Lantern Pike
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Wildboar Clough, Longdendale
Carrying the weight of the world
Worm Stones Rocks
Bray Clough
Looking over Shire Hill to the Snake Pass
Feeding the Sheep
Beeley Hilltop fields
Sunlit Chatsworth fields
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Houndkirk Road looking south west
A walk on Houndkirk Moor 3
A cool morning with frequent showers, clearing to sunshine by afternoon.
Looking south-west along the Houndkirk Road. This is the old turnpike road from Hathersage to Sheffield, built in 1758 along the route of previous packhorse tracks. It was later by-passed by the Dore Turnpike (now the A625), constructed in the 1812.
A cool morning with frequent showers, clearing to sunshine by afternoon.
Looking south-west along the Houndkirk Road. This is the old turnpike road from Hathersage to Sheffield, built in 1758 along the route of previous packhorse tracks. It was later by-passed by the Dore Turnpike (now the A625), constructed in the 1812.
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