I'm backlogged by a month so I'm going to keep words to a minimum to cover the next few posts...
 |
| Heading out up Clapdale |
 |
| Ingleborough Cave is a hive of (human) activity on a fine weekend |
 |
| Above the cave, it's a dry valley |
 |
| Trow Gill is a fascinating spot |
 |
| A rocky path ascends steadily up Trow Gill |
 |
| looking back |
 |
| gaining Ingleborough |
 |
| It's sad to witness the dying throws of Winter conditions atop Ingleborough, but roll on Summer |
 |
| A new Nuttall, Simon Fell being the next objective |
 |
| Crazy oversize ghetto style on Lord's Seat |
 |
| Looking South from Lord's Seat |
 |
| Sunshine on a grassy bridleway on the plateau with a slight breeze is my idea of Heaven. |
 |
| An age-old bridleway cut through the limestone pavement. |
 |
| Looking back |
 |
| A delightful path |
 |
| a magical place |
 |
| The Norber Erratics are non-indigenous rocks deposited by glaciers |
 |
| Looking back having just crossed out of the open access land |
 |
| Robin Procter's Scar is named after a farmer who jumped out of heartbreak |
 |
| warnings of tough times ahead... |
 |
| There are 2 dark tunnels descending into Clapham. Their purpose is to conceal this old drover's road from the view of the grounds of Ingleborough Hall. |
 |
| the tunnels end directly into Clapham, the start and end point |
No comments:
Post a Comment