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Saturday 31st October 2009: A ride not to Skeggles Water.
Heading along Ashes Lane towards Crook Road.
The cake photo at Wilf’s Cafe in Staveley.
At end of the public way between Heaning and the A591.
After crossing over the A 591 we the road up towards the hamlet of Whasdike.
A road of many gates, as followed the lanes up to Borwick Fold.
Following the road from Borwick Fold towards the B5284
Following the public byway through Cleabarrow.
Heading along the public byway from Cleabarrow towards High Lickbarrow.
A bit further along the public byway.
Crossing over the ford near end of the track.
Following the bridleway from A5074 around Scout Hill towards High House Farm.
A bit further along the bridleway heading towards High House Farm.
Following the public byway from High House Farm towards Birkett Houses Allotment.
The tarn at Birkett Houses Allotment.
The pack lunch.
A lunch time view.
Heading along the public byway towards Ghyll Head Road.
Crossing over the River Winster via Birks Bridge, the ford was bit to deep to try and cycle across!
Heading along Crag Lane towards the A5074.
On the the bridleway between the A5074 and Thornyfields. Looking back down into the Winster Valley.
Looking up the track towards Thornyfields.
Chatting at the top of the track.
Following the bridleway down from Thornyfields to Crook Foot in the Gilpin Valley.
Following the bridleway from Bulman Strands towards Birk Moss.
Looking back down the track into the Gilpin Valley.
Following the bridleway down to Birk Moss.
Following road down from Crook Hall down to Crook.
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