Sunday, 18th October 2015
| Walk: | Pennine Way, Ickornshaw Moor, Ponden Reservoir, The Bronte Way, The Millennium Way, Keighley Moor, Earl Crag | ||
| Start Point: | All Saints Church, Ickornshaw | Grid Reference: | SD 968 430 |
| Distance: | 16 miles | Ascent: | 2,300 feet |
| Time: | 7.25 hours | ||
| Weather: | Rain and drizzle in the morning, fine in the afternoon but overcast | ||
| Comments: | Seven walkers including a guest rambler from Huddersfield joined the leader for this walk. The outward trek over Ickornshaw Moor was a little miserable with rain and mist spoiling the views. The weather improved as we descended into Ponden Clough and stayed dry for the return over Keighley Moor. A long walk but everyone seemed to enjoy it. |
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Ian and Philip modelling the latest range of rain wear for men
The Pennine Way
Autumn colour at Lumb Fall
Enjoying the view on Ickornshaw Moor
Ponden Reservoir
Looking back to Ponden Clough
Lunch on the beach at Keighley Moor Reservoir
How many sheep can stand on one stone
The Hitching Stone
The Hitching Stone
Tony makes it to the top of the Lund tower