Anglezarke Amble

[chorleydave]

Friday 20th February, a group of us from the college I work at took a walk around the Woodland Trail at Anglezarke nr Chorley.  I had actually planned a walk up on the Anglezarke moors, taking in Round Loaf and Great Hill, but on arrival there was a mist and drizzle on the tops, so (with no chance of any views) I decided to save that walk for the Easter break when the weather will (hopefully) be kinder.

More pictures from the walk http://runshawrambles.110mb.com/AnglezarkeTrail.htm

[KIDSTYPIKE]

Just looked at the site pictures Dave and they look very good. Looks an interesting spot to.
Dave
http://www.wainwright-wanderings.co.uk/

[chorleydave]

Thanks, Dave.

It's part of the West Pennine Moors - around 90 sq. miles of moorland and water catchment between Rossendale,Blackburn, Chorley and Bolton.  The area we were in on Friday is only about ten minutes drive from Chorley town centre.  The area actually has its own "Three Peaks" of Great Hill, Winter Hill and Rivington Pike that I usually do in the summer, a circuit of about twenty miles if you start and finish the walk by the Leeds - Liverpool Canal in Chorley.

Hope things are OK at your end and you are able to get out and about with the camera.

Dave.