Ingleborough from Moughton
In between Ingleborough and Pen-y-Ghent lies Moughton, a large hill few people walk over. which is a mistake as there are good sections of limestone pavement, juniper-filled gullies and great views of Ribblesdale and Crummackdale.
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Ingleborough from Moughton
In between Ingleborough and Pen-y-Ghent lies Moughton, a large hill few people walk over. which is a mistake as there are good sections of limestone pavement, juniper-filled gullies and great views of Ribblesdale and Crummackdale.
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A View of Ingleborough
Ingleborough is one of those special hills that exerts an influence beyond its immediate environs. I think it no coincidence that the stone circle on Cheetham Close, above my home in Bolton, was constructed slightly away from the summit where Ingleborough comes into view. This got me thinking about other landscapes where Ingleborough has a presence and how they are all connected. This thought, coupled with a comment by Joe Cornish, in his book 'First Light,' about Roseberry Topping, led to the start of this ongoing project.
Ingleborough from Moughton
In between Ingleborough and Pen-y-Ghent lies Moughton, a large hill few people walk over. which is a mistake as there are good sections of limestone pavement, juniper-filled gullies and great views of Ribblesdale and Crummackdale.
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