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Double Pendle and Stang Top Moor

Double Pendle and Stang Top Moor


Postby Broggy1 » Wed Mar 17, 2021 3:31 pm

Date walked: 16/03/2021

Time taken: 3.4

Distance: 20.1 km

Ascent: 948m

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A murky start that was forecast to break into a nice day and so it did with short sleeves back! First visit to Stang Top Moor.

1 Murky.JPG
A murky start - the forecast was for improvement though


2 Summit.JPG
Foggy on summit, but I'm coming back here later and that bit of sun above suggests improvement could be on the way


3 descent to Barley.JPG
Descending the zig zags to Barley


4 Stang Top Moor.JPG
There's Stang Top Moor - where I'm heading next


5 Sculpture Trail.JPG
Entering Aitken Wood and the Sculpture Trail - there was a sign here saying the sculpture trail was closed but having come this far I decided to at least head to the top of he hill


6 Pendle clearing now from the summit.JPG
Pendle is clearing now as I look over from the top of Stang Top Moor


7 Sculpture.JPG
One of the sculptures - there's more to see here and I will come back but as I was wary today, I quickly bolted back the way I came


8 Aitken Wood.JPG
Aitken Wood has made the slopes of this hill nice


9 Descent to Black Moss Ressy.JPG
Descent to Black Moss Reservoirs through the woods


10 Pendle again.JPG
There's Pendle Hill again - looks good for when I get back there


11 Towards Ogden Clough.JPG
Heading into Ogden Clough - glorious now


12 Up Boar Clough.JPG
And then up via Boar Clough - the one way I hadn't been up Pendle and certainly one of the quietest


13 dales from Pendle.JPG
Yorkshire Peaks from the summit - t-shirt weather now


14 Descent with Bowland in view.JPG
Same route down as I first came up - Bowland hills ahead


15 What a difference.JPG
What a difference an hour or two makes!
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