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| Winter Hill from the climb onto Turton Moor |
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| Zooming in on the Manchester skyline |
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| Winter Hill again as the Top'o'Moor is reached |
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| The trig point at a lowly 329m 1080ft |
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| The Blackburn to Manchester railway passes through the Turton Hall estate. James Kay (inventor of flax spinning), owned the estate in 1847 when the railway was built. He commissioned two footbridges insisting on a Medieval style! |
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| Turton Hall |
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| Lunchtime at Jumbles reservoir.... |
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| ....and now passing Entwistle reservoir |
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| Starting the climb up through the woods above Wayoh reservoir |
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| Wayoh reservoir and dam after gaining height |
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| A final look across the valley to Bull Hill with Peel Tower just visible on the ridge |
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