Wednesday, 18th March 2015
| Walk: | Eaves House Farm, West Bradford, Waddow Hall, Twitter Lane, Wetters Bridge, Lower New House and Waddington | ||
| Start Point: | Waddington Arms | Grid Reference: | SD 728 439 |
| Distance: | 5.5 miles | Ascent: | 500 feet |
| Time: | 3 hours | ||
| Weather: | Sunny and pleasantly warm | ||
| Comments: | The walk was via field paths, tracks and lanes. It was a pleasant and easy walk that included a visit to the village of West Bradford, and a Sculpture Trail on part of the Ribble Way. After a pleasant break on the bank of the River Ribble the group returned to Waddington via Waddow Hall (Which is used by Girl Guides). A good walk and good food. | ||
Part of an Alms House complex at Waddington
Those people, my little lamb, are Ramblers
Two of Clitheroe's landmarks trying to hide in the mist
The group traverse a ditch
The entance to Eaves Hall
A slippery flight of steps
These daffodils are not beside a lake nor are they in the Lakedistrict
Copper Ducks alongside a footpath at West Bradford
The River Ribble at Clitheroe - on its way to the Irish Sea via Preston
A riverside refreshment break
Various figures ---
on the ----
Ribble Way
Seen on route to Waddington
Aka Internet Way