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Leaving Abbeystead along the Tarnbrook River Wyre with the Ward Stone ridge on the horizon |
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| Ward Stone is the only fell top I know with two trig points, a white one at 560m.. |
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| ....and a 'not white' one 500m away across the summit plateau, at 561m (that extra metre was tough climb! |
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| Not content with two trig points it also has its own weather station! |
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| After all that excitement it was time for lunch beneath the Mare and Foal rocks.... |
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| ....with a view to the trough as in the Trough of Bowland |
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| A stark and lonely silhouetted tree on the descent to Tarnbrook hamlet |
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| Looking back up Tarnsyke Clough |
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| Looking back again from Tarnbrook hamlet |
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| Tarnbrook hamlet |
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| Finally, on the approach to Abbeystead, passing one of the stylish stone-carved way markers on the Wyre Way, this one complete with a Lapwing, also known as the Peewit, |
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