Yesterday I walked the next section of the Pennine Way, this time starting at Littleborough and finishing at Hebden Bridge.
I've not made a profile of this bit. Last week I was provided with a new PC and I've just discovered it doesn't have any picture editing tools. Boo!
To be honest, though, this section of the Pennine Way is virtually flat (even the walk uphill from Littleborough is reasonably gentle) so this was an easy day's walk.
It's not always easy though. I was here in February with Mr Crab and a couple of chums. There was a lot of snow on the ground, the reservoirs were frozen solid, the path was an ice-slick from start to finish and we spent the whole day walking in heavy fog.
So heavy we couldn't even see this until it was a matter of metres away.
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This is Stoodley Pike. The views from here are magnificent (assuming you're not walking in a pea-souper, that is).
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