Been out walking today

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Finally got a day off so took the Mrs & her sis over Chrome Hill, aka the Dragon's Back. Pretty tough climb for my old and out of condition legs, but well worth the effort. I think you'll see from the pics how it got it's name.

[Chadatious 0]

very nice

[Davehutch-hutchs 0]

yes very nice and I aint on about the sister in law

[Grumpyowl 0]

[quote="Davehutch"]yes very nice and I aint on about the sister in law [/
Well it would be rude not to

[madsod 0]

Yep all look's very nice

[lee1 1]

[trebor4460 0]

looks lovley

[BanditMike 0]

Looks nice mate . Where's the scenery at?

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@BanditMike wrote:

Looks nice mate . Where's the scenery at?

It's the upper Dove valley in Derbyshire, almost into Staffordshire, just south of Buxton.

This is Parkhouse Hill, the little sister. They do look sort of sea monster/dragonlike don't they?

[BanditMike 0]

@smilinjack wrote:

@BanditMike wrote:

Looks nice mate . Where's the scenery at?

It's the upper Dove valley in Derbyshire, almost into Staffordshire, just south of Buxton.

This is Parkhouse Hill, the little sister. They do look sort of sea monster/dragonlike don't they?

Very much. We're in Hereford in September so may have to look at a possible day out in that direction

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There's a similar one out that way, near Hay on Wye. It's known as the Cat's Back, looks a good walk, and the northern end is Hay Bluff, good view of Lord Hereford's Knob from there. I kid you not

[Stue11 0]

Nice one Alan i love a good walk