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2019.08.25 - Fairholmes SK172894, Rd ~NNE to U turn before Derwent Reser Wall, follow road Southward on East side of  Ladybower Reser., turn off onto BW up and crossing Grindle Clough, continue up & across to join Contour path at SK198884 (top of Grainfoot Clough), ~S on Contour Path to SK198874 (North of Load Hill), ~E to cross Highshaw Clough (before Cut Throat Bridge), ~ENE thru & ~300m past Moscar House, follow Strines Edge ~NW then follow Strines Moor Ridge ~NE, descend toward Strines Inn & Mortimer Rd, follow road roughly North & Eastward to BW down to Strines Reser, BUT go in opposite direction into Bole Edge Plantation, find & follow ~NE a marked on ground (but not on map) Sheffield City Council Permissive Path roughly parallel to and about 150m away from Mortimer Rd to Thornseat Road (a walled lane), follow  ~WNW up it, take rough tracks ~N &~W to Shooting Cabins, climb up to & follow along wall E to Mortimer Road, branch off on minor rd heading to south side of Agden Reservoir, at SK249928 join FP to North side of Agden Reservoir and follow, ~S on rd on East edge of Reser, FP below Reser into Low Bradfield - leader John Taylor - Sunday

water (possibly the top part of Ladybower Reservoir?) seen below Derwent Reservoir as we walked towards it's dam wall
Derwent Reservoir wall
coming away from Derwent Reservoir after following the 'U' turning road
pheasant?
 
upper part of Ladybower Reservoir
water pipes from Derwent Reservoir crossing over the upper part of Ladybower Reservoir
 
 
 
The lost Village of Derwent

turning off road onto path near Grindle Clough
 
 
Win Hill top left with with Crook Hill and unamed hill to the right
a shady bench stop
 
 
 
 
 
somewhere on the skyline above us
looking across at Win Hill - top right
somewhere on the skyline above us
 
tea break at the top of Grainfoot Clough
 
wall along part of the 'contour path' seen behind us
 
the northern arm of Ladybower Reservoir we walked above
 
Crookhill Farm seen across Ladybower Reservoir. The 'peak' at the top right is Lose Hill. To the left of it Mam Tor is visible - to the right a part of Kinder?
Win Hill top left. Below is part of Ashopton Viaduct on the A57 (Snake Pass) which crosses Ladybower Reservoir. To the right is the West arm of Ladybower reservoir.
looking back down the northern arm of Ladybower Reservoir
the conduits crossing at the north of Ladybower Reservoir.
heading East toward Highshaw Clough
 
Highshaw Clough
across Highshaw Clough
 
up from Highshaw Clough
looking southwest down Snake Pass. Cutthroat Bridge in view
 
heading toand then past Moscar House
 
Win Hill seen behind us (top right)
zoomed into Wheel Stones on Derwent Edge 
On Strines Edge - possibly with a glimpse of Dale Dike reservoir to the right?
A view of Strines reservoir
Probably on Strines Moor Ridge with a view of Strines Reservoir
Boots Folly visible to top left
Lunch break in the sun in front of a grouse butt (several placed along Strines Moor Ridge). The rest of the party sought the shade of a tree lower down towards the Inn.
Strines Inn -13th century inn
frontal view of the inn
seen from the edge of Mortimer Road (one of several streams feeding Strines reservoir)
ladder stile into Bole Edge Plantation - stile is opposite to track leading down to Strines Reservoir
on Sheffield City Councils Permissive Path through the Woods
 
leaving wood into Thornseat Road (actually now a disused track between dry stone walls - possibly gave access to a disused quarry at one time?)
 
 
view from Thornseat Road across to Rocher Woods and Rocks
 
view from Thornseat Road of Damflask reservoir
Bee Hives in moorland
Shooting Cabins on Bradfield Moors
up from Shooting Cabins heading ~ East (well above Emlin Dike) back to Mortimer Road
 
drystone wall followed part of way back to Mortimer Road
Agden Dike seen from the bridge over it (at the West side of Agden Reservoir)
 
Agden Reservoir - view much obscured by summer vegetation
a clear view of Agden Reservoir from the road passing on its east side
top of the Agden Reservoir embankment (with protective stone)

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