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Easy Does It (Blackshaw Head to The Ragley)
Sleeplessness leading to lethargy on a bright March Wednesday, we took an easy ride to Blackshaw Head. A sizeable queue for the bus signified the previous one hadn’t turned up. A man said it broke down and a group of women that they’d waited hours which I doubted. Inevitably late, the service alarmingly disappeared from the display but appeared soon after. Arriving at Blackshaw Head chapel, we…
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Blowing Hot and Cold (Blackshaw Head and Jumble Hole)
Phil’s shift patterns and fine weather made Tuesday May outings a regular thing. Both tired from a run of early mornings, on the 13th, we hoped a bluebell hunt would cheer us up. I packed a lunch and sampled the weather. Feeling breezier and cooler than forecast, I donned warmer clothes, wishing later in the day I hadn’t. We waited for a 596. Slightly late and almost full, it remained so until…
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Jumble Hole is an are of woodland valleys between Hebden Bridge, Eastwood and Blackshaw Head, West Yorkshire. I took this whilst passing thr
Jumble Hole is an are of woodland valleys between Hebden Bridge, Eastwood and Blackshaw Head, West Yorkshire. I took this whilst passing thr
A small set of pictures taken on the edge of Staups Moor, Blackshaw Head
The First Picnic (Oakville circular)
The First Picnic (Oakville circular)
A week after lockdown easing allowed picnics, we took sandwiches on a slightly longer walk. Initially making our way to the canal again, we walked on the towpath to Stubbings only to find the route blocked. Quickly coming up with Plan B, we crossed the main drag and took the second left turning. Heady scents of pine assailed us. Phil said it smelt of holidays! Oakville Road resembled a…
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Jungly Jumble
The last Thursday of July was the hottest day of the year so far although tempered somewhat by a few clouds and an occasional breeze. We decided to spend the afternoon among trees and flowing water and caught the bus upwards. Unusually quite full, several people stayed on beyond Heptonstall to alight at the New Delight (for Hebble Hole). We continued to Blackshaw Head and went down the small…
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