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14th August 2011 - A Bleasdale Round

Walk Details

Distance walked: 12.4 miles

Total ascent: 1942 ft

OS map used: OL41 - Forest of Bowland & Ribblesdale

Time taken: 6 hrs

Route description: Delph Lane-Stang Yule-Oakenclough Fell-Hazlehurst Fell-Fiendsdale Head-Fair Snape Fell-Parlick-Fell Foot-Blindhurst Farm-Bleasdale-Bleasdale Tower-Stang Yule-Delph Lane

I parked in the Delph Quarry car park on Delph Lane. I then walked up Delph Lane to Stang Yule to gain access the open fell. I used a shooting track to make my way up Oakenclough and Hazlehurst Fells with a visit to the trig point on Hazlehurst Fell. From Hazlehurst Fell I headed to Fair Snape Fell and then Parlick. I then made my way down Parlick and back to my starting point by using footpaths across fields and farm tracks.

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​A photo of the view towards the coast from the car park on Delph Lane before I set off
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Beacon Fell
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Heading up Oakenclough Fell
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The view back towards the coast
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Zooming in on the hill of Nicky Nook
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Views out to the Lancashire coast..
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Fair Snape Fell and Parlick
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At the trig point on Hazlehurst Fell
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In the far distance the sharp dip to the left is Clougha Pike, then to the right Grit Fell and Ward's Stone. In the middle distance is Hawthornthwaite Fell.
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Fair Snape Fell and Parlick
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The view towards the coast..
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Fair Snape Fell and Parlick
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Heathery moors as I head for Fiendsdale Head
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The view north from Fiendsdale Head
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On the summit of Fair Snape Fell. Yorkshire's three peaks can just about be made out on the horizon.
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Pendle Hill in the distance
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Ward's Stone in the distance
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Hazlehurst Fell and Hawthornthwaite Fell
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Parlick from the cairn called Paddy's Pole on the OS map
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Beacon Fell
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Views from the trig point on Fair Snape Fell...
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Pendle Hill and Longridge Fell
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Longridge Fell and Parlick
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Pendle Hill and Longridge Fell as I head to Parlick
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Pendle Hill and Longridge Fell from Parlick
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Looking east to Easington Fell
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Looking south to the distant West Pennine Moors
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Fair Snape Fell
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Beacon Fell
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Fair Snape Fell and Parlick as I head across the fields
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St. Eadmer's church, Bleasdale
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Hazlehurst Fell and Fair Snape Fell
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The packhorse bridge over the River Brock
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Beacon Fell
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Parlick and Beacon Fell
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The countryside around Beacon Fell
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Sunset on the Irish sea

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