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	Dukes Road by Hurkling Edge by Andrew Hill The old wall is a landmark by the track across wide open moorland. A mixture of bilberry and heather growing in the foreground.
	Towards Hurkling Edge by Chris Wimbush
	Agden Dike by John Fielding Near Rook Cabin Flat.
	Agden Dike by Peter McDermott View looking up the valley of Agden Dike.
	A misty Hurkling Stones by Steve Fareham From the Dukes Road a bridleway.
	Boundary Stone, Duke's Road by Brian Ward A stone boundary marker dating from the late 1800's by the side of the "Duke's Road", a track across the Broomhead Moors (view is looking north). The RHRW represents Mr Reginald Henry Rimington Wilsons who owned this... (more)
	The Dukes road. by steven ruffles A moorland track.
	Hurkling Stones on Hurkling Edge by Neil Theasby Some etymologists suggest that the verb "to hurkle" meant to squat. These are not the only hurkling stones in the region.
	Old Boundary Marker by J Glew Boundary Marker beside the Dukes Road path, Broomhead Moor. Bradfield parish. Inscribed C. Milestone Society National ID: YW_BRA06em
	The Dukes Road by Dave Pickersgill The Dukes Road, site of a mass trespass in September 1932 when 200 ramblers walked from Bradfield to Abbey Brook in protest against the lack of public access to the moors.
	Old Boundary Marker beside beside Dukes Road on Broomhead Moor. Bradfield parish by D Garside Estate Boundary Marker beside Dukes Road, a bridleway on Broomhead Moor. Bradfield parish. Inscribed R H R W (Reginald Henry Rimington Wilson) and E on its opposite faces. Other markers in the parish are inscribed R R W for R R Wilson, the... (more)
	Dry stone wall descending from Hurkling Edge by Trevor Littlewood The wall descends from an estate road known as Dukes Road; it's clearly in a ruinous state. Low down on the wall line there are grouse butts built into it probably using the wall's own stones.