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2022.11.23 Hathersage Station
SK.233:810, ~NW on Stn Approach Rd, (past Back Lane), then NNE on B6001 for
~100m, then ~N down Old Fellows Rd for ~50m, ~E past
Swimming Pool for ~40m, SE to & across Back Lane to join FP ~SSE then ~E
up to Sheffield Rd A6187, ~N on Sheffield Rd for ~40m & cross rd (at
SK.235:813) and follow path (access road behind houses) ~ESE then ~E
then E / NE passing Scarperlow up to Mitchel Field SK.248:817,
~E on FP to cross road at SK.252:817 (near Rain Guage), ~NNE to pass
to West at SK.255:820 of Higger Tor (a Rock Edge), but then turn ~E
above the Rock Edge to SK.256:820 and turn NNE for ~200m (tea break in rock
outcrop), continue NNE along Fiddlers Elbow towards Upper Burbage
Bridge Rd, follow road (crossing two streams below) and then turn of at
~SK.262:829 ~SE to follow FP at top of Burbage Rocks, initially SSE
turning S past Fords then SE to a FP junct at SK.271:814, take the
path SSW above the old quarry sheer faces then down to and
across the the A6187 road at SK.263:806, follow path ~SE crossing
road to Lodge, then SSW down to National Trusts Longshore Lodge
(rebuilt cafe & P.C), lunchbreak, SSW then W past un-named pond, NNE on the
edge of Granby Wood to cross B6521 Rd and on to / over
FB at SK.258:801, ~W in OAL thru Owler Tor / Lawrence Field
to almost touch the A6187 Road, but follow 'road line' ~WSW
and descend very steeply on path to bottom of Quarries, U-turn E to inspect
Quarry faces then turn S to just above Bole Hill, take path / track
SW (very steep - probably a built ramp to move rock materials?) to
SK.247:791, ~NNW on informal path joining a FP (vehicle access track) thru
Oxhay Woods to Greenwood Farm turning directly ~WSW towards
but short of Kettle House then N / W to cross under Railtrack
at SK.239:803, ~NW down to road along River Derwent, follow River N
then W past Sewage Works to join B6001 Rd at
SK.233:807, NNW on road passing under Railtrack at SK.232:811 and 50m
beyond then U-turn SSE to Hathersage Station.
Leader David Hogg - 16 in party - walk 10miles -
generally good weather some rain after lunch.
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1 Hathersage swimming pool (detour to see) |
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5 The full party (minus photographer) on Footpath up to
Sheffield Road A6187 |
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7 looking back down at Hathersage |
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11 on Footpath / service road for vehicles to houses / garages |
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13 woods further up beyond service road |
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16 |
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23 Millstone Edge |
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24 Access road to High Lees |
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27 High Lees |
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29 Higger Tor at top. Party heading first to Mitchel Field |
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38 still approaching Mitchel Field |
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40 Over Owler Tor? |
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42 |
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45 Mitchel Field behind dry Stone wall - road virtually
unseen runs along it. Party in front climbing up towards Rain
Guage |
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48 a view behind us - part of Stanage Edge top left? |
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49 Hope Cement Plant in far distance |
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50 even higher up and looking back |
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55 Higger Tor ahead. We climbed up to left (West side) then
turned and climbed up to top of Higger Tor |
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64 the final step up to Higger Tor |
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66 window stone at top of Higger Tor |
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69 looking back at the top of Higger Tor as we turn to
descend toward Burbage Bridge |
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71 looking behind at edge of Higger Tor with Carl Wark lower
down behind to left |
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75 tea break, still quite high up, on the way to Burbage
Bridge |
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76 looking across Burbage Brook valley at Burbage Rocks
across the way. Lower down 'parallel' access path just visible.
The remains of a once large pine plantation |
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78 photographed into the sun, Higger Tor and Carl Wark
behind |
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82 a strong flow of water at 'Burbage Bridge' (actually two
separate streams feed Burbage Brook under the road) |
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85 the second stream |
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86 looking down from road above as youngsters (under
supervision) carefully cross smaller of two brooks |
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92 Our party now on the top of the Burbage rocks. in the far
distance in middle is Stanage Edge at its East end |
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108 looking across valley from left - Carl Wark Fort (left
of centre) Higger Tor and Stanage Edge to right |
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111 between Carl Wark Fort and Higger tor one can see Lose
Hill in middle and Win Hill pike to its left |
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112 looking out from Burbage Rocks |
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118 from top of quarry zoomed into 'Packhose
Bridge' below crossing Burbage Brook |
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120 Win Hill Pike at back with Carl Wark fort in front.-
higger tor top right |
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122 on quarry edge at southern end looking NW into valley
and at Higger Tor (and Fort) |
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126 descending from top of quarry towards road |
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128 lunch - Longshore Lodge behind |
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129 and its Chapel |
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130 unnamed pond passed soon |
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135 |
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137 Footbridge across Burbage Brook |
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141 Quarries - apparently used to provide stone to
reservoirs - in Derwent Valley |
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145 a glimpse of houses in Grindleford above railway station
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149 now heading toward Greenwood Farm |
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151a view of Win Hill Pike at top to left, part of
Hathersage in middle, and new complex near the Hathersage
Railway Station to right |
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155 interesting markings on sheep's face |
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156 The River Derwent full of water - hopefully the
reservoirs above will fill up fast? |
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