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| The North side - note the scale with walkers on the Northern ledge |
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| Looking down the best example of a 'U' shaped glaciated valley in Northern England - from the top of High Cup Nick |
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| Zooming in on the walkers in the previous photo |
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| Zooming in on the end of the valley |
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| The view from the northern ledge to the southern ledge....... |
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| ......from the path |
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| The view back up the valley from the same place |
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| Descending to the village of Dufton |
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| River Tees - deep into Upper Teesdale |
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| Looking back down Teesdale |
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| The bottom of Cauldron Snout waterfall - the longest in England at 200 yards |
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| The top half.. |
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| The top where it flows over Whin Sill below Cow Green Reservoir dam |
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| Looking back down from Whin Sill |
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| Winter transport in Upper Teesdale |
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| Approaching High Cup - The South side |
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| The information board at the site of the Old Brock Station |
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| The M6 crossing of the River Brock |
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| The River Brock |
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| The remains of an old mill alongside the river |
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| Another view of the old mill |
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| Continuing along the path to New Bridge |
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| New Bridge - on the River Brock |
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| Spring at last! |
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| The Catholic church of St. Thomas - at Claughton |
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| The Fitzherbert-Brockhole family tombs in St. Thomas' graveyard |
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| Back at the rail crossing at Brock |
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| It's surprising who you meet on these walks! |
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| All Saints church - Barnacre |
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| Taking a 'lunch break' in the churchyard |
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| The interior of the church |
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| A window depicting St. Chad, St Oswald and St. Cuthbert |
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| Part of the churchyard |
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| The Kenlis Arms at the start of a walk to Calder Vale |
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| Sullom End was the home of George Formby - the Lancashire entertainer and ukelele player |
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| A footbridge over the River Calder below the village of Calder Vale |
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| Admiring the view - or taking a 'breather'? |
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| It must be very valuable compost! |
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| Early spring flowers |
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| The centre of the village |
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| This cotton mill makes head-dresses for rich Middle Eastern arabs! |
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| Another view of the River Calder |
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| The Methodist Chapel in the village |
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| Looking down Willykay Clough with Marsden now visible in the distance |
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| A packhorse bridge on the upper River Colne |
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| Another view of the packhorse bridge |
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| Self-explanatory but what it refers to is hidden behind a wall! |
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| The Huddersfield Narrow Canal - entering the now re-opened Standedge Tunnel. This is the longest at over 5 Km (3.12miles), deepest and highest canal tunnel the Britain |
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| The sign at the visitor centre |
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| A roof-top view over Marsden |
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| Evidence of the old wool industry |
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| Marsden station and the train home! |
