As I expected, it was fairly blustery on top with a little moisture in the air from the low cloud, but visibility was fairly good. There's no getting away from the fact that your feet will get wet on the hill - combined with the wind today my toes got a little chilly. As we started to descend back down to Glossop we could see the sunshine on it's way, bringing some welcome warmth to our hands and feet! Enjoy the photos...
James Thorn in the cloud as we ascend up Doctors Gate |
Running up Doctors Gate, Higher Shelf Stones are just tucked under a cloud at the far left |
Looking back down Doctors Gate and where we came up |
Heading along the top of Crooked Clough with the waterfall down below |
Approaching the trig point and highest point of the run at 621m |
Spot the runner among the plane wreckage |
Two walkers approaching the wreck site from a different direction, barely visible in the low cloud |
Is the trig point that way? Nope! Good job I know the way :) |
Heading towards James Thorn |
Sunshine way below us lighting up Mossy Lea Farm and Shire Hill |
Still misty up the top of Doctors Gate as we descend |
and now the cloud has lifted off James Thorn |
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