Pleasant walks with camera and three dogs

 

 

Circuit of Chrome Hill, Derbyshire

Horseshore Inn, LongnorStart point: Longnor, Ordnance Survey Map OL24, Grid Ref: SK 088 649.

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Cars can be parked at the starting point in the village square just across the road from the Horseshore Inn, Longnor.

Footbridge over the River Dove Bridge over the River Dove just outside Longnor.

View of Underhill Farm Underhill Farm, not far from Glutton Bridge, with Parkhouse Hill and Chrome Hill in the background.


The path from Underhill Farm The path from Underhill Farm over Hitter Hill to Earl Sterndale, with Longnor on the horizon.


Parkhouse Hill and Chrome Hill Parkhouse Hill and Chrome Hill seen from the west side of Hitter Hill. Millions of years ago these two hills were part of an undersea coral reef.


Approaching Earl SterndaleLooking across Hall Farm to the village of Earl Sterndale.


The church in Earl SterndaleSt Michael’s Church in Earl Sterndale.


The Quiet Woman pub The Quiet Woman pub in Earl Sterndale, complete with friendly guard dog.


"Soft Words Turneth Away Wrath". The sign reads, "Soft Words Turneth Away Wrath".


View of Glutton GrangeGlutton Grange, between Glutton Bridge and Earl Sterndale, after descending Hitter Hill.


Come in number 329, lunch is readyCome in number 329, lunch is ready. The path now goes across the fields to meet Dowel Dale.


The road into Dowel DaleThe road into Dowel Dale, with Chrome Hill in the background. The walk returns to this point via the path on the left, which goes past Stannery farm..


The start of Dowel DaleThe start of Dowel Dale.


View of Dowall Hall Dowall Hall at the bottom of Dowel Dale.


The north side of Parkhouse Hill The north side of Parkhouse Hill as seen from Dowall Hall.


The north-east face of Chrome Hill The north-east face of Chrome Hill seen from near Dowall Hall.


Sheep on the slopes of Dowel DaleSheep on the slopes of Dowel Dale.


View of Greensides Farm Greensides Farm at the top of Dowel Dale.


The north-west end of Chrome Hill The north-west end of Chrome Hill seen from near Greensides Farm.


Heading towards Booth Farm Heading towards Booth Farm at the northern end of the walk.


The path leaving Booth Farm The path leaving Booth Farm heading towards the village of Hollinsclough.


cottage by the side of the path Secluded cottage by the side of the path not far from Booth Farm.


Little bridge over the River Dove Little bridge over the River Dove on the path to Hollinsclough.


Hillside farm not far from HollinscloughHillside farm not far from Hollinsclough.


Methodist church in HollinscloughMethodist church and Vicarage in Hollinsclough.


Path near the southern tip of Chrome HillPath near the southern tip of Chrome Hill, with Parkhouse Hill in the background.


Approaching the southern face of Parkhouse HillThe path approaching the southern face of Parkhouse Hill.


Foobridge over Swallow BrookFoobridge over Swallow Brook.


Approaching Stannery Approaching Stannery Farm at the foot of Parkhouse Hill.


The northern tip of Parkhouse HillThe northern tip of Parkhouse Hill.


FootbridgeFootbridge on the path back to Longnor.


Last look at Chrome Hill.Last look back at Chrome Hill (left) and Parkhouse Hill (right).


Entering LongnorComing in to the north-west end of Longnor.


Church Street, LongnorChurch Street, Longnor.


Old houses and church in Longnor.Cobbled back street in Longnor.


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