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Regions - Trip reports, destination advice, recommended routes, etc. => Peak District => Topic started by: Lee in Doncaster on 20:24:13, 12/05/19
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Today's walk...glorious weather:
https://peakwalking.blogspot.com/2019/05/fox-house-longshaw-estate-nether-padley.html (https://peakwalking.blogspot.com/2019/05/fox-house-longshaw-estate-nether-padley.html)
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That looked like a really good hike.
Thanks for another great TR.
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Nice shot of the gritstone edged moors - and that wisteria is lovely!
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Nice shot of the gritstone edged moors - and that wisteria is lovely!
Cheers Richardh - the wisteria is past its best now though.
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I've decided the Peak District has the best / most ornate RoW signposts (referencing the Curbar, Froggat, etc signpost pic). Much nicer than the boring wooden finger posts round here, that's for sure.
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I've decided the Peak District has the best / most ornate RoW signposts (referencing the Curbar, Froggat, etc signpost pic). Much nicer than the boring wooden finger posts round here, that's for sure.
I love the Peak and Northern signs; some of them are far more ornate than the one I photographed at Grindleford...and I've photographed quite a few of them on my walks. Of course, they are also very informative, and accurate too - the arrows literally point in the exact direction where the footpath goes.
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I've decided the Peak District has the best / most ornate RoW signposts (referencing the Curbar, Froggat, etc signpost pic). Much nicer than the boring wooden finger posts round here, that's for sure.
Instead of finger post try the name 'puckering cosh' which means pretty much the same, sounds much more exciting.