Photographs of Walks submitted by your fellow go4awalkers in September, 2013

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Horses being exercised in the surf on a Firth of Forth beach near Dunbar with the Bass Rock in the background   A black and white shot of Red Deer just below the summit of Glas Charn (Aberchalder Forest)   On the summit trig point on Crookrise Crag Top   Looking south towards Skipton and Airedale from Crookrise Crag Top   Ullswater from Keldas near Lanty's Tarn   Crowden and Torside Reservoir from Hey Edge   Torside Reservoir and Rhodeswood Reservoir from Hey Moss above Crowden   The Crowden Little Brook from Hey Moss above Crowden   Descending towards Crowden from Westend Moss   Hay Moss and The Crowden Valley from Westend Moss   Summit post on a wet and boggy Westend Moss   Fence stile on Tooleyshaw Moor   Crossing Tooleyshaw Moor   Waymarker cairn on Tooleyshaw Moss marking the entrance to a section of peat groughs   Waymarker cairn on Tooleyshaw Moss   Waymarker cairn on Tooleyshaw Moss   Black Hill (Soldier's Lump) summit trig point   The Pennine Way on Black Hill (Soldier's Lump) about 150m from the summit   Looking back to Black Chew Head (Laddow Rocks) from The Pennine Way on Dun Hill   The Pennine Way across Dun Hill   Crowden Great Brook near Sliddens   Crowden Great Brook in the sunshine at Near Broadslate   Crowden Great Brook on Sliddens   The Pennine Way north of Black Chew Head (Laddow Rocks)   The Crowden valley from The Pennine Way on Black Chew Head (Laddow Rocks)   Sunshine on The Pennine Way on Black Chew Head (Laddow Rocks) looking towards Black Hill (Soldier's Lump)   Looking back along The Pennine Way to Black Chew Head (Laddow Rocks)   The Pennine Way on Black Chew Head (Laddow Rocks) with Black Hill (Soldier's Lump) in the distance   The Pennine Way on Black Chew Head (Laddow Rocks)   Black Chew Head (Laddow Rocks) summit cairn and pole   Approaching Black Chew Head (Laddow Rocks) (left) and Laddow Rocks   Bareholme Moss and Crowden (right) from Oakenclough Brook   Oakenclough Brook   Oakenclough Brook   The Crowden Great Brook valley with Laddow Rocks (left) and Bareholmes Moss (right) from The Pennine Way near Crowden   The spoil heaps above Brookholes Wood, Crowden   Crowden Brook with Bareholmes Moss beyond from Crowden  

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