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near to Birch Vale, Derbyshire, England

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	Lantern Pike view to Kinder Scout by Peter Turner From the shoulder of Lantern Pike across the fields above Cliffbank Farm, the woods around Park Hall and across Middle Moor to the dark edge of Kinder Scout with the downfall hidden in the distance and cloud shadow.
	View from the Sett Valley Trail by Stephen McKay The seat gives walkers on the Sett Valley Trail the opportunity to rest and admire the view over the valley towards the houses at The Bank on Swallow House Lane.
	Swallow House Lane at Lower Cliff by Bill Boaden It continues down into Hayfield. At this moment some passing horse-riders have stopped for a chat on the road.
	Across the Valley by Bob Harvey View over the roofs of the Pack Horse Inn and across the valley beyond, from the seat in the field behind the inn. This image was taken with my Samsung NX500 camera, using the 16..50mm system lens at 16mm. Compare to SK0287 : Across the Valley taken... (more)
	Stile on Lantern Pike by Ian Balcombe Looking NE along the flank of Lantern Pike, towards Little Hayfield.
	By Hext Farm, Sitch Lane by Chris Morgan
	Looking west on The Sett Valley Way, old railway track path by Rob Purvis
	Pennine Bridleway near Birch Vale by michael ely Having just descended from Lantern Pike the national trail follows this track down into the Sett Valley.
	Across Birch Vale from the Pennine Bridleway by Chris Wimbush
	Grazing, River Sett Valley by JThomas Trees mark the line of a disused railway from New Mills to Hayfield.
	No Entry by Roger May This gateway, no longer used, once led off the Lantern Pike path into fields above the river Sett, and below the old quarry, where a transmitter mast now stands.
	The Pennine Bridleway near Lower Cliff by Dave Kelly