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| Parked up on a small roadside car park, on the road between Grindleton and Slaidburn. |
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| We kept to the edge of the field, keeping away from the cows with their calves. |
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| A Short climb brought us to the trig point, where we stopped for a brew, with the cotton wool clouds as a backdrop. |
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| Ferns, heather and pine trees were the main features of today's walk |
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| Setting off into the forest, the path took a steep upwards incline. |
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| Why this cairn had been built here, I know not.Perhaps it was just close to a junction where the paths divide, but one of the paths continues upwards |
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| A strategically positioned bench for resting aching knees |
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| A short detour through the edge of the forest. |
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| And we are soon back on the road again, and heading for the car park. Thanks once again for the shandy Martin. DK |
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