The B walk starting out.
It was a bit muddy in places and we had to make a detour
The limestone outcrops of Tideswsell Dale
A woodcarving in an old tree
Heading into Litton Mill
Litton Mill
The building ahead are called the "Chimney House" wonder why?
Litton Mil now expensive homes
Heading into Millers Dale and walking along the river Wye
Two swans with their young
A close up of the swan and the young
The river Wye get quite wide here and make a fantastic setting
Old working along the riverside.
Weir on the Wye
This greaat looking building near Cressbrook Mill is now a cafe.
Cressbrook Mill
Ravensdale cottages, are two tiny rows of former lead miners cottages
Ravensdale cottages are also known locally as The Wick which is taken from Berry-me-wick, being a grange of a small manorial settlement, an outlier of a manor
Ravensdale cottages date from the 19th century
These flowers were in Cressbrook dale, although wonderful to look at the smell of onions was a bit strong.
Heading through Cressbrook Dale
Here the B walk heads into the open at Tansley Dale
The Sun was out and the views were great.
Janet taking easy
And so do the rest of the group
Here you'll find lots of wild Orchids growing
Our route lies ahead
Starting our way out of Tansley Dale
Looking back from where we have come
Upwards the route lies
Again looking back
A view of Peter's Stone in the distance.
Entering the Village of Litton
Some people, their horses and dog take a rest on the war memorial in Litton
The B walk take a rest and a drink at the Red Lion on Litton
Litton Church
Entrance to Litton Church
Heading back into Tideswell
Some new friends we made
The Sheldon and McCarthy family getting ready for their meal.
It was David and Peggy's Birthday and here they are cutting their cake
