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2021.09.01 Bakewell - SW corner of pond on River Wye at SK220.685 (near 'padlock' bridge), ~S along river then ~SSE thru park and narrow fenced lane to the A6 Rd at SK223.678, ~100m S on road Edge then cross to join Intake Lane (SSW then WSW) up to road just to N of Noton Barn Farm, follow road S of Farm, at bend in road (nr Trig Beacon) continue S on Restricted By-Way, pass farm buildings and continue down on Dark Lane to join & cross road at SK221.647, follow road edge for ~100m crossing the River Lathkill, join FP ~SW following the River Bradford to road on E of Youlgreave (on River) at SK213.640, ~50m SSW on road & join Limestone Way ~SSE and follow to 'V' turn NNE at SK219.629 continuing on LS Way thru woods & turning ~ESE to rd and ~S up it to entrance / exit at SK223.627 from Harthill - Moor Farm (some of party took alternate route from 'V' turn going; ESE thru farm), ~SSE on FP / L S Way toward Robin Hood's Stride and pass ~SSE down to Dudwood Lane & B5056 Road, (leave LS Way) & follow B5056 Rd ~N for ~100m, take FP ~E then on road thru Birchover, at Brookfield Farm continue ~E to Barn Farm & turn ~N to Lees Road and E for some metres before turning on FP ~NNE to Nine Ladies Stone Circle, leave Circle on FP ~ NNW to Lees Road, ~W past Stanton Hall / Church and at The Lodge SK237.643 turn on FP NNW then WNW down to the B5056 Rd then and a few metres along it before continuing N & NNW up and past Shiningbank Quarry, then on FP NNW past Haddon Plantation, thru Haddon Fields, between The Map & Fawnsdale Plantations (parts of route planted with fields of Maize) then N past the East side of a wood at Wigger Dale, across a FB, continue N thru Burton Ashes Wood, pass above Haddon House to Intake Lane - return to Bakewell on paths taken at start. Leader Simon Gray - Wednesday - group number not limited -18.
1 starting point - pond on River Wye near 'padlock bridge' |
2 a glimpse of the River Wye from the narrow footpath generally passing through houses |
3 at the back Haddon Road (the A6) is visible. Party climbing up Intake Lane here. |
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5 still on Intake Lane |
6 now walking southward on road about to pass Noton Narn |
7 Noton Barn |
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9 zoomed toward Over Haddon (not passed on this walk) |
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11 barns etc near site of once Raper Mine for Fluorspar (not clear exactly where it was?) |
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13 now probably on Dark Lane |
14 Road at bottom of Dark Lane is Alport Lane (shown on 1 in 10.000 map) |
15 River Lathkill flowing down to join River Bradford |
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17 a rare sheep breed in this area |
18 congestion on path alongside River Bradford |
19 River Bradford below Youlgreave (mainly on hill to right) |
20 tea break |
21view from Lime Stone Way - to right of party in next foto. |
22 on Limestone Way with Youlgreave and it's church seen behind |
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24 Youlgreave Church also visible in this picture |
25 pond on Bleakley Dike near Hollow Farm partly seen to right |
26 Leader 9to left) takes 'V' turn on Limestone Way - some of party head uphill to and through Harthill - Moor Farm |
27 zoomed in view from road near Harthill - Moor Farm of Stone Circle (probably a fourth stone not photographed?) |
28 Robin Hood's Stride |
29 just passed Robin Hood's Stride |
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31 looking North towards Hermit's Cave |
32 down towards Dudwood Lane & B5056 Road |
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34 zoomed in picture of unknown farm |
35 zoomed in picture of unknown farm |
36 another view of Hermit's Cave |
37 yet another farm |
38 pond passed before entering Birchover |
39 a chance meeting outside The Druids Inn |
40 The Druids Inn - behind this inn is Rowter Rocks with numerous tunnels, carvings and caves - worth a separate visit |
41 white cat |
42 Birchover Map |
43 Alpacas |
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45 information Plaque |
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47 weeping pine trees but what kind? |
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49 Peacock |
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51 zoomed in shot but not sure what these animald are? |
52 Stanton Moor |
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54 en route to Nine Ladies Stone Circle |
55 at the nine Ladies Stone Circle |
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58 Information plaque |
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60 Druids' trinkets? |
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62 on Lees Road to Stanton in Peak |
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63 Stanton in Peak |
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66 mark below on several buildings in Stanton - possibly a symbol of ownership? |
67 Stanton's Church |
68 imposing hall opposite church |
69 The Flying Children's Inn - also has symbol over door possibly of ownership? |
70 zoomed in to unknown farm |
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71 steeply down from Stanton starting on Footpath from The Lodge |
72 Shiningbank Quarry for Limestone apparently disused? |
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74 Footpath through fields of maize follows correct line for most part but wanders at end. |
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76 lost amid the maize? |
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