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Fairbrook Naze & Kinder Eastern Edges

Fairbrook Naze & Kinder Eastern Edges


Postby poppiesrara » Mon May 25, 2015 9:02 pm

Date walked: 25/05/2015

Time taken: 4

Distance: 17.75 km

Ascent: 750m

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Very grey day but a really good walk around some new areas of Kinder. The approach up Fair Brook is fine, very pretty, and Gate Side Clough a decent quick way down. Much better pathing on the southern edges but more drama to the north, and the '7 Minute Crossing' (exactly right for me!) is a very easy and hag-free acquaintance with the plateau itself.

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