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2017.06.17 - LAUNCH OF FRIENDS OF THE PEAK DISTRICT BOUNDARY WALK (20 stages - stage 9 'Low Bradfield to Ringinglow' walked here - Low Bradfield Post Office, Damflask Reser (south side), Ughill*, Royds Clough, Crawshaw Farm, Crawshaw Lodge, Surrey Farm, left bank River Rivelin, Wyming Brook Drive, up Wyming Brook, east edge of Redmire Resers, up to Knoll Top Farm, pass Fulwood Head Farm, through Brown Edge Farm, * ~ S through moor to Ringinglow Road & down it to Ringinglow - leader Judy Gathercole -  Saturday   *several routes to Ughill possible. Elsewhere after Brown Edge Farm some road walking could be minimised with alternative routes. 

cottages in Low Bradfield opposite the Post Office cafe
relic of Tour de France
Post Office cafe - where our Peak District Boundary Walks Passports were stamped for our stage 9 walk
the walking group
Post Office cafe 'walk Passport Stamper' to left front- Bradford Parish Councils Chairperson second from right
walking along a part of Damflask Reservoir
 
we turned off from the reservoir early on - spillway just visible at back of the picture
 
 
climbing up from Damflask Reservoir (hidden by trees below)
zoomed into Damflask Reservoir embankment
St Nicholas Church at High Bradfield in distance
 
 
 
 
 
Agden Reservoir seen from afar
 
water troughs before Upper House?
Wet Shaw Dike upstream of road crossing it. This stream and Royds Clough run into Ughill Brook 
going towards Royds Clough
tea break in the cool woods in Royds Clough
 
 
 
 
Crawshaw Farm
 
 
Win Hill just visible top left - the 'cone' on the right is Lose Hill
towards Crawshaw Lodge
peacock at Crawshaw Lodge
peahen
 
 
white cattle
 
walking above and along Rivelin Brook
 
on Wyming Brook Drive
Wyming Brook Nature Reserve
 
up Wyming Brook
 
 
 
 
 
bridge 'shot' on Wyming Brook
 
 
Redmire Reservoirs - the 3rd one is unseen behind the upper embankment
Belted Galloway Cattle
 
Lodge Moor tower to left. Red brick Stannington apartments behind
 
The Haywain?
 
 
turning into Brown Edge Farm
a thirsty day
wrapping grass bales in plastic
across the moors to Ringinglow Road. Lady Manners plantation behind & Ox Stones at top right
Peak Park boundary marker
Ringinglow - time for a pint!

Looking forward to walking the other sections!!!

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