Sunday, 28th February 2016

Walk: Encombe Bridge, Robin Proctor's Scar, Norber Erratics, Sulber Nick Crummack Dale, Wharfe, Austwick
Start Point: Clapham riverside Grid Reference: SD 745 693
Distance: 11.4 miles Ascent: 1,310 feet
Time: 3.75 hours
Weather: Sunny with a cold wind but quite warm in sheltered sections
Comments: After visiting the Norber Erratics, glacially transported rocks, it was a pleasure to walk on the soft turf typical of limestone areas. While the wind was cold the strength of the sun could really be felt in sheltered spots. An enjoyable walk, especially after the recent muddy walks!!

In the grounds of the church . . .

snowdrops cover a large area

Heading towards Robin Proctor's Scar . . .

to reach the Norber Erratics . . .

where I try out a bit of rock climbing . . .

while Sheila opts for a lower level

Sheila & Marie check out one of the erratics

Looking across Moughton Scar to Pen-y-Ghent . . .

and again in the sunshine . . .

with Ingleborough in the opposite direction

Heading down Crummackdale . . .

we see an unusual breed of sheep

Time for a last stop on the way back to Clapham

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