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caerphoto: near the end, the trail is paved, since the land here is full of deep ditches
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caerphoto: Clitheroe Road, at the start of the trail
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caerphoto: heading up the trail to the first 'hump'
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caerphoto: looking north half way along the trail
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caerphoto: remains of a rock pile on the trail
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caerphoto: it had rained the previous night
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caerphoto: Zoe looking at how far we've come
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caerphoto: it's one of those trails that seems to keep going upwards forever
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caerphoto: odd banks of exposed earth
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caerphoto: we passed a few people jogging along the trail
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caerphoto: about three quarters of the way along, the trail goes alongside a small valley
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caerphoto: dark exposed earth at the top of the hil
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caerphoto: Zoe enjoying the view to the south-east as we stopped for lunch in a sheltered part of the peak
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caerphoto: a forest towards the south-west
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caerphoto: some sheep came to see if we had any spare food
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caerphoto: we drew quite a crowd of sheep looking for food
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caerphoto: Zoe by the stone that marks the top of Pendle Hill
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caerphoto: path sign buried under rocks