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The initial gathering today's nine Ramblers
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Why is it called Cutthroat Bridge?
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We enjoy the steady climb
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This was the breath-taking view that rewarded our efforts
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Elevenses amidst the heather
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Not a grouse to be seen or heard
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Wheel Stones or Coach and Horses
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Allegedly a Salt Seller used to do business here
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By this time we had encountered five hare corpses and various grouse butts
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Well-bred cakes we were told
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Time for lunch
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This caterpillar attracted our collective attention
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Not a dry eye among us. The cairn of Lost Lad and a toposcope
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A welcome downhill stretch
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The Upper Derwent
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The Salt Seller (boulder) from Pike Low
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Cameras ready? The view is one reason why we ramble
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A lovely wooded downhill path
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Getting closer to Ladybower
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Time for a breather near the water's edge and a drowned village
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Refreshments just before our return to Cutthroat Bridge