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Angle Tarn
Over in Patterdale, in the Lakes.
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Carr Ridge
On Urra Moor. Poor visibility all day. Dug the skis out the loft so sans le chien which meant the local sheep were more cooperative.
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River Leven
Before sunrise on a frosty morning.
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Cliff Ridge Quarry
The whinstone seam forming Cleveland Dyke has been extensively quarried and used for paving setts and road making. A narrow strip of the stone called a plug was usually left as shoring to stop the softer shales collapsing. The rock column left of centre is the remains of such a plug. The Cleveland Dyke is…
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Potter’s Ridge
A second visit to Highcliff in as many days. Taking the opportunity of a lift to Guisborough meant a linear route back. I’ve titled this Potter’s Ridge, a name that appears on old OS maps but lost on the modern 1:25000 maps. The significant boulder is surprisingly un-named on both editions.
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Highcliff Nab
Had a trip out to Highcliff Nab today. I was surprised how much forestry has been felled. This is a view which hasn’t been seen for a few years.
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Cringle Moor
At 432m high the third highest hill on the North York Moors. Seen here from the slope of Cold Moor.
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Redcar Sands
The £1.6m “vertical pier” dominating the sea front.
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Toft Hill Scout Camp
View towards Park Nab.
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Codhill Heights
From Percy Cross.
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