There are, I suppose, really only two places on t'Moor I absolutely have to get to every year without fail.
And I've already been to Wild Tor.
There's a shanty of which I can only recall a brief section, but it always comes to mind when I'm heading that way.
Anyways, the Northwest passage is also a peat pass - probably the only even slightly famous one - and it does indeed go northwest, across Cut Hill, and you take it going from Postbridge to this place;
Fur Tor
All blue skies and green grass and so unlike that New Year's Eve..
:)
You know the way by now, so here are a few pics of this, that, and the other.
The waterfall
In laid-back
Summer mode
Enclosures of differing ages
Bronze Age burial
Spot the archaeology
;)
Flies! Flies!
Beautiful Demoiselle
Small Heath
Big caterpillar!
[Emperor Moth?]
Garden Chafer
Some beetle not in my books
Round-leaved Sundew
English Stonecrop
Wrong sort of Merlin
[dammit]
Oh, birds?
Ok.
Only Wheatear of the day
I blame to cold N wind.
Redpoll gathering wool!
with a friend.
Why do all my Mistle Thrush
photos suck so much?
I almost had the place to myself, too.
Be Seeing You...
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