Cranberry Bed with Rocking Stones up above

Oaken Bank with the river Derwent in it's infancy stage

View back towards Bull Clough Head

The route of ascent follows the river Derwent most of the way

Higher up the valley Grinah Stones comes into view

Finaly Hoar Clough is reached which gives access up to Featherbed Moss

Looking back towards Horse Stone Naze

Grinah Stones & Barrow Stones from Hoar Clough

The channels in the peat hags caused many access problems

In the distance is the Holme Moss transmitter

The conditions were quite boggy and the route tended to zig zag to avoid wet feet

A slight glimpse of the Howden Reservoir with Win Hill in the background

Crow Stones on Crow Stones Edge

The trig point on Outer Edge

View down to the Derwent valley , some local fires produce an unwanted smokescreen

Another local fire burning away , Lose Hill is in the background

The southern section of Howden Edge

The sheep are on the move

The know when it's feeding time

View over Bull Clough

Further up is Bull Clough Head

Heading down now towards the Derwent Valley

A slight detour is taken for a brief view of Cranberry Clough

Following Cranberry Clough to the Derwent Valley

View back on Cranberry Clough & Sandy Lee

Little Moor & Little Moor top