I’ve transferred the photo’s over to my Blog :- http://teddytourteas.blogspot.com/2011/01/x2-days-late.html
as I do not like the loss of control over the photo’s,
Graham_S
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Reason: Insulted Other Member(s)
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Hi.
Due to a number of complaints from other members, and after reviewing the thread in question (this one), I've awarded an infraction.
While you are entitled to your opinion, there is no need to insult people.
Thank you.
Graham_s.
BCUK Mod team.
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I regard the photo’s as my property, that I want to share with BCUK,
but finding I can’t access them, because of “restricted access,” I’ve transferred them to where I can
thanks for your time Danny.
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With Tuesday, 11-1-11, down as the only fine day this week I took some rump steak out of the freezer last night and gave it a bash with the mallet this morning before packing up and setting off - Thornton – West Marton – Settle – Langcliffe – Cowside – Henside – Streets – to park at Langscar Gate SD 88800 – 64886 this is where I crossed the road to join the Pennine bridleway on the 8-12-10 http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=65396&highlight=
there was rather more snow just over a month ago ! Walked up to the Stockdale crossroads
this was the gate hole on the 8-12-10
and today
last month I’d been looking for the mined cave
but the snow covered clints and grikes were just too dodgy being out on my own, so it turned into a bridleway navigation tour. Today though I made it to the cave which was worked by the miners from the near by mines on Pikedaw hill these were copper and lead mines and calamine (zinc carbonate) which was used in the Staffordshire brass industry there were also local coal mines, on a small scale.
at the cave entrance
with a convenient ledge to set up on
Tea up
Steak on, home made bread waiting and 2007 Campo Viejo Rioja again (they’re on offer at Sainsbury's at the moment and it’s cheaper to buy the wine in small bottles rather than the same volume in large ?)
Looking to the back of the cave the passage disappears off into the dark but it looks a low wet crawl
Malham Tarn from the cave entrance
I then made my way across the moor back to the van and drove down into Malham then on to Kirkby Malham where I took the Settle road over the tops.Just before I started to drop down to Scaleber Force I stopped to photograph the Lake District
with Pendle Hill to the left
ght see http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=59458&highlight=
dropping down to Scaleber Wood at SD 84080 - 62594
with the waterfall 80 yards away
at the Force
and OK without the Bear
looking downstream
and a view from the top of the fall looking down
and a final look at the Lake District from Scaleber Wood
just thought I’d share – cheers all Danny
as I do not like the loss of control over the photo’s,
Graham_S
You have received an infraction at BushcraftUK: Community Forum.
Reason: Insulted Other Member(s)
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Hi.
Due to a number of complaints from other members, and after reviewing the thread in question (this one), I've awarded an infraction.
While you are entitled to your opinion, there is no need to insult people.
Thank you.
Graham_s.
BCUK Mod team.
-------
This infraction is worth 1 point(s) and may result in restricted access until it expires. Serious infractions will never expire.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I regard the photo’s as my property, that I want to share with BCUK,
but finding I can’t access them, because of “restricted access,” I’ve transferred them to where I can
thanks for your time Danny.
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With Tuesday, 11-1-11, down as the only fine day this week I took some rump steak out of the freezer last night and gave it a bash with the mallet this morning before packing up and setting off - Thornton – West Marton – Settle – Langcliffe – Cowside – Henside – Streets – to park at Langscar Gate SD 88800 – 64886 this is where I crossed the road to join the Pennine bridleway on the 8-12-10 http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=65396&highlight=
there was rather more snow just over a month ago ! Walked up to the Stockdale crossroads
this was the gate hole on the 8-12-10
and today
last month I’d been looking for the mined cave
but the snow covered clints and grikes were just too dodgy being out on my own, so it turned into a bridleway navigation tour. Today though I made it to the cave which was worked by the miners from the near by mines on Pikedaw hill these were copper and lead mines and calamine (zinc carbonate) which was used in the Staffordshire brass industry there were also local coal mines, on a small scale.
at the cave entrance
with a convenient ledge to set up on
Tea up
Steak on, home made bread waiting and 2007 Campo Viejo Rioja again (they’re on offer at Sainsbury's at the moment and it’s cheaper to buy the wine in small bottles rather than the same volume in large ?)
Looking to the back of the cave the passage disappears off into the dark but it looks a low wet crawl
Malham Tarn from the cave entrance
I then made my way across the moor back to the van and drove down into Malham then on to Kirkby Malham where I took the Settle road over the tops.Just before I started to drop down to Scaleber Force I stopped to photograph the Lake District
with Pendle Hill to the left
ght see http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=59458&highlight=
dropping down to Scaleber Wood at SD 84080 - 62594
with the waterfall 80 yards away
at the Force
and OK without the Bear
looking downstream
and a view from the top of the fall looking down
and a final look at the Lake District from Scaleber Wood
just thought I’d share – cheers all Danny
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