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2021.06.02 pre-walk with Sheffield Ramblers -
Bakewell P.C.SK219.685, ~NE then ~E over FB over River Wye ~SSE on
East side of River Wye to cross River & reach Haddon Rd at SK231.664, ~
280m ~SE along Rd, ~ESE following B.W.j for 1.8km just past barns to SK217.654,
~NW on FP crossing rd (well above Conksbury Bridge) at SK213.658,
continue NW to Over Haddon & ~W thru it to PC at SK203.664, ~NW for ~100m
up to rd & follow ~W for ~250m to SK200.665 & take FP ~N for ~200m then ~NW to
cross B5055 Rd at SK191.874, continue ~WNW to Rd in Kirk Dale at
SK181680, ~W up walled lane for ~450m to (SK176.681), FPs - NW then WSW around
edge of field to Magpie Mine, (lunch break), FP ~N then NNW
to join Johnson Lane (on the West side of Sheldon), follow J.Lane ~
WSW for ~100m to join FP at SK171.688, follow FP ~ WNW to the bottom of
Deep Dale at ~SK161.691, follow BW ~N then ~NNE to SK167.703, follow path
~ESE to SK170.701 - junction of paths (one goes ~S back up to Sheldon) but take
path Eastward (following initially well above the River Wye) and joining
the lower end of Kirk Dale then the A6 Rd at SK192.695, follow
A6 Rd ~ENE for ~ 300m and turn ~NE over The River Wye into Ashford
in Water (PC can be found), go ~E past the Church to the A6020 Rd,
cross it and take a 'minor rd' ~SE over two branches of the River Wye to
the A6 Rd (for a few meters) before turning off on a FP starting along
the River Wye ~E then turning ~SE back to join the A6 at
SK209.691, follow road ~E then SSE into Bakewell. Leader John Taylor -
Wednesday
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1 Photo taken from footbridge of the River Wye and the stone
roadbridge on the far side taking road traffic into Bakewell |
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2 heading towards Haddon Hall on path following initially some
distance away from The River Wye |
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8 now close to The River Wye |
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9 a glimpse of Haddon Hall |
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10 a substantial concrete footbridge over The River Wye not very
far from Haddon Hall |
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11 a tree with roots still functioning has fallen horizontal
across the river and branches are now growing vetical from the trunk |
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13 the reception area before Haddon Hall |
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14 This building is 'Haddon Barn' across the road from
Haddon Hall |
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15 striding up away from the road & Haddon Hall |
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22 Over Haddon seen in distance |
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23 difficult to get shearers during The Lock Down period? |
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24 approaching a barn storing bales close to Raper Mine (Flourspar)
- disused? |
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28 zoomed into Over Haddon |
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30 an unknown valley in the distance |
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31 cattle visiting visitor to their dewpond? |
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32 the road above Conksbury Bridge |
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34 unknow hall in the distance |
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36 The River Lathkill upstream of us |
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49 as above, we took walled track upward towards Magpie Mine |
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50 down to Kirk Dale Road |
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51 a view down Kirk Dale |
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52 decaying barn passed as we ascended |
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54 Magpie Mine |
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55 The Horse Gin in a relocated position - to see some
details of mine working / history refer to walk 2020.07.08 |
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57 Cast iron pipe? Stones for crushing ore? |
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58 bucolic charm on the border of Sheldon |
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59 on the top bank of Deep Dale. Over Wheal (farm) on the
far bank? |
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60pond in the bottom of Deep Dale |
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65 climbing up from paths junction point to path following
above River Wye toward Ashford in the Water |
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67 Wild Garlic |
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68 fields of Wild Garlic |
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69 now down alongside The River Wye |
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70 a two 'wheel' water powered grinding mill |
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74 taken from the footbridge crossing The River Wye (at the
South end of Ashford in the Water |
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75 Canada Geese and Goslings (hopefully their residence
permits are in order?) |
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76 several water control works along the River Wye on the
way to Bakewell |
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78 a head race, possibly to the disused Victoria Mill,
discharge over a weir into The River Wye |
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79 The River Wye taken from the road bridge into Bakewell |
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