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Derbyshire 2016

Another great trip to the Peak District with 4 fine days

Derbyshire 2016 - The highest point on the trip - the trig point on Stanedge Edge

Derbyshire 2016 - On the descent from Stanedge towards Hathersage. Once lived in by Charlotte Bronte and thought to be the inspiration for the setting of Jane Eyre

Derbyshire 2016 - Our Friday meeting place. Built to impress Queen Elizabeth who never visited

Derbyshire 2016 - Following the black ties at our last night last year the Johnson? Leonard Lodge were in party mood. what next year?

Derbyshire 2016 - After starting at Alstonfield, the highest village in Derbyshire we gently descended into Wolfscotedale

Derbyshire 2016 - Where we joined Wolfscotedale -

Derbyshire 2016 - Running repairs for our leader who dislocated his finger in an altercation with a step and an umbrella. It was skilfully replaced by John Harrison

Derbyshire 2016 - A gentle walk down Wolfscotedale on Saturday afternoon in the only few spots of rain on the whole trip before..

Derbyshire 2016 - A very sharp ascent up to Alstonefield at the end of a great first walk

Derbyshire 2016 - A brilliant morning for a walk along the top

Derbyshire 2016 - The Western End of Stanedge Edge where we enjoyed spectacular views towards Castleton and Edale - one of our walks last year

Derbyshire 2016 - One of many similar rocks along the top of Stanedge Edge. Watering holes for sheep? More likely connected with the millstone industry of the 19th century

Derbyshire 2016 - Wayne photographs some of the many climbers.

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Thanks again to John and Penny for putting together another really interesting and enjoyable programme.

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