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Safe view from the road of Sleightholme Moor |
In my efforts to avoid the pit that is Sleightholme moor I followed the moor's road all the way to Bowes before taking a
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Stumbled upon in Bowes |
lane heading straight north to Lothersdale. Very little to describe I'm afraid, easy but dull walking accompanied in this case with a truly awful renditions by me of the majority of Les Mis.
Eventually I reached Cornerstone village and was treatwed with a treat. They were having a scarecrow competition and the entire town had entered into the spirit of the thing with some great efforts. I enjoyed photographing
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Tees Railway Path |
them before joining the Tees Railway Path for the last six out so miles to Middleton-in-Teesdale. The path is long, pretty and I can't remember that much more about it.
Today was about milage and a reached Low Farm campsite having completed 23 miles with little effort and time to ready myself for tomorrow's efforts to Dufton and after that Dun Fell...
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