Cutthroat Bridge to Castleton:

[Lee in Doncaster]

Today's walk:


https://peakwalking.blogspot.com/2019/01/cutthroat-bridge-hope-and-castleton.html




I've seen the light...but I didn't need it, brilliant sunshine all day.

[fit old bird]

Very interesting read. I'm always astounded that you manage to get so many walks done using public transport. I have a car and sometimes need a kick up the bum to get myself motivated.

[Lee in Doncaster]

Using public transport is usually the most tiring part of the day. I enjoy the planning aspect though, studying the maps and timetables.

[Ralph]

A nice walk Lee, I have often done the walk from Bamford to Cutthroat Bridge then on towards Stanage Edge then into Hathersage. I see very few people but I do it in the week.

[pleb]

A solar powered light in the countryside? That is unusual 

[Ralph]

Using public transport is usually the most tiring part of the day. I enjoy the planning aspect though, studying the maps and timetables.
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I agree with you Lee, planning with maps, bus & train timetables are part of my enjoyment. I travel mostly by train from No

ttingham to the Peaks and after a good walk and a pint in the Sheffield Tap it's great to relax on the train back home.

[richardh1905]

Nice photos, Lee - lovely weather.