Rawsons Farm had been newly painted, the woodland path wasn't too muddy, and more Harebells mingled with sundry thistles guided us over a broad limestone pavement to M2's fourth 'new' Marilyn of the day.
Soon afterwards an icy squall lashed down as we proceeded along the pleasant pavement, making the last half kilometre down a sloping quarry floor somewhat slippery.
By then it was nearly dark, so we took a two minute drive to the fleshpots of a nearby hostelry.
All in all, an excellent day out!
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Whitbarrow is an all time favourite of mine, only twenty minutes from home. I have lost count of how many times I have walked and, in previous times, run round my usual six mile circuit. This is where I go when I want to blow the cobwebs away.
Do you know about the little café at SD 444 848 where you help yourself and put money in an envelope through the letter box of a nearby cottage?
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