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Tag Archives: Howden Edge
A walk on the boggy side – 24 hours in the Peak District
With time to spare this weekend and with a view to walking fairly close to home I decided on the following route with an overnight wild camp. The weather was sunny and quite warm with a severe overnight frost and … Continue reading →
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