Sunday, 4th and Monday 5th January 2015
Day 1 - Hubberholme and Cray (3.5 miles)
A lovely little leg stretch walk in the crisp, frosty, sunshine. Not a challenging walk but my legs still ached a bit after it. Not bad since I've not done any hills at all for a couple of months :)
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| Looking across to Buckden Pike - one day I'll get up there |
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| Lovely babbling brook |
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| Frosty trees |
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| Looking down the Hubberholme valley |
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| Church in Cray |
Day 2 - Trow Gill, Gaping Gill, Norber Erratics, Robin Procters Scar (7.5 miles)
What a difference a day makes! Today's walk was in the murk and mizzle and caused us to change our plans of the trip up to the Lakes. A fab magical mystery tour taking in secret tunnels, Trow Gill, Gaping Gill, the Norber Erratics and Robin Procter's Scar. Peter was leading and I followed. Shame about the lack of views but a great little adventure for me :)
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| Tunnel under Ingleborough |
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| Robin Procter Scar in the murk |
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| Trow Gill (and Scally - Peter's dog) |
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| Looking down from the top of Trow Gill |
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| Heading across the moors in the murk |
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| Gaping Gill in the murk |
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| One of the Norber Erratics |
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| ...another one |
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| Robin Procter Scar again |
Giant thank you's to Peter who arranged my accommodation. A fiver a night - you can't go wrong at that :) And he paid for it, in lieu of petrol money for me taxi-ing him around due to his car being out of action.
Thanks for looking 😊
