Lifetime of Walks by Derek Harwood

AA Walks No.138 Total 348.0 miles Time Taken: 1:50 hrs Distance: Enjoyment: Weather: Cold Lunchbreak 3.5 miles 75% East Wind Temp: Cloud: Rain: Visibility: Ground Conditions: Nature: 14^oC 100% None Very Misty Average Sheep, Birds Total AA: Total MH: Total LD: Total AW: Other: Total Distance: 351.5 mls 0.0 mls 302.50 mls 0 mls 5 mls 658.5 miles Companions: (Derek) Points of Interest and LINKS: AA Walks White House Blackstone Edge Lydgate Aiggin Stone Blacksstone Edge Blue Delft

Excellent traces of ancient roman road, where I followed part of the Pennine Way. The roman road was not visible from the Pennine Way when I walked it previously on 2nd August 1981, Very good views across Manchester on a clear day. Steep hill from '4' to '8'. There was good paths, but could be boggy after heavy rian. Method of collecing wayer from moor to reservoir very interesting. Very good potential views to west and north. Easy path to follow throughout the walk. Parking good except at White House Pub could be busy at times.

Care required from '8' to '9'. Correct path not always obvious but virtually impossible to find drain even in mist. Bridge across drain at '9'.

	LIFETIME of WALKS by DEREK HARWOOD Derek Harwood's Walking Records If you have any queries about the pictures or descriptions e-mail me at: derek@harwoodonline.com

	'AA' - NO THROUGH ROAD - WALKS
	BLACKSTONE EDGE, WEST YORKSHIRE Tuesday 21st May 1985 ...................................Walk No. 104
	AA Walks No.138 Total 348.0 miles Time Taken: 1:50 hrs Distance: Enjoyment: Weather: Cold Lunchbreak 3.5 miles 75% East Wind Temp: Cloud: Rain: Visibility: Ground Conditions: Nature: 14^oC 100% None Very Misty Average Sheep, Birds Total AA: Total MH: Total LD: Total AW: Other: Total Distance: 351.5 mls 0.0 mls 302.50 mls 0 mls 5 mls 658.5 miles Companions: (Derek) Points of Interest and LINKS: AA Walks White House Blackstone Edge Lydgate Aiggin Stone Blacksstone Edge Blue Delft Description: Excellent traces of ancient roman road, where I followed part of the Pennine Way. The roman road was not visible from the Pennine Way when I walked it previously on 2nd August 1981, Very good views across Manchester on a clear day. Steep hill from '4' to '8'. There was good paths, but could be boggy after heavy rian. Method of collecing wayer from moor to reservoir very interesting. Very good potential views to west and north. Easy path to follow throughout the walk. Parking good except at White House Pub could be busy at times. Location Map: - www.streetmap.co.uk White House Pub, near Calderbrook Hazards: Care required from '8' to '9'. Correct path not always obvious but virtually impossible to find drain even in mist. Bridge across drain at '9'. Photo: Aiggin Stone Click Here to Return to 'AA No Through Road' Homepage



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