Photographs of Walks submitted by your fellow go4awalkers in January, 2015

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A snowy Whernside though Arten Gill Viaduct   Dent Railway Station   The Water Cut Sculpture on The Lady Anne's Way, Mallerstang   Archy Styrigg (Gregory Chapel) summit cairn   Hugh Seat summit cairn   Tall currick near Hugh Seat on Mallerstang Common   High Seat (Mallerstang) summit cairn   A cairn near High Seat (Mallerstang)   Waterfall at Rawthey Gill Quarry   The River Rawthey near Rawthey Bridge   Tributary to the River Rawthey near Rawthey Bridge   Waterfall on the River Rawthey near Rawthey Bridge   The tiny cairn on the summit of Baugh Fell (Tarn Rigg Hill)   Knoutberry Haugh summit trig point   Cairns and curricks below Knoutberry Haugh   The Howgills from the descent from Knoutberry Haw   Baugh Fell and Knoutberry Haw from near West Baugh Fell Tarn   Kensgriff from Yarlside   Kensgriff summit cairn   Randygill Top summit cairn   Descending towards Bowderdale Beck from Randygill Top   The Calf summit trig point   Fell Head (Howgills) summit cairn   The view from Fell Head (Howgills) summit cairn   Bush Howe summit cairn   Bram Rigg Top summit cairn   The summit cairn on Calders   Great Dummacks summit cairn   The River Rawthey valley from Great Dummacks   The River Rawthey behind The Cross Keys near Sedburgh   Heather on The Cheviot   View from the path near the summit of The Cheviot   Bog on The Cheviot   Scotsman's Cairn on Cairn Hill, SW of The Cheviot   Long Crags on the descent from Hedgehope Hill   Hedgehope Hill summit cairn and trig point   The view from Hedgehope Hill summit   A great sign on Windy Gyle   Stile over the border fence between England and Scotland on the way to Windy Gyle   The Pennine Way from Windy Gyle summit trig point   Windy Gyle summit cairn and trig point   Windy Gyle   Cushat Law summit shelter   Looking north to The Cheviot (left) and Hedgehope Hill from the summit of Cushat Law   The boggy approach to Bloodybush Edge summit trig point   Bloodybush Edge summit trig point   On Clennell Street descending back to Alwinton after visiting Bloodybush Edge   Slater Bridge, Elterwater   Bleaklow Head (Bleaklow Hill) summit   The Wain Stones (or Kissing Stones) on Bleaklow Head (Bleaklow Hill)   Bleaklow Bog!   Plane Wreckage from the crashed flying fortress on Higher Shelf Stones.   Higher Shelf Stones summit trig point   War time Graffiti on Higher Shelf Stones   The view from the summit of Higher Shelf Stones   Walking up through Cavedale from Castleton   Mam Tor summit trig point   Back Tor (Hollins Cross) from Hollins Cross   The viewpoint marker on the summit of Lose Hill (Ward's Piece)  

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