721 Photos by Andrew Whale, in reverse Date Submitted order

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	The stream and footbridge just above Trollers Ghyll by Andrew Whale geograph for square SE0762 Tags: [top:Paths] [top:Rivers, Streams, Drainage] [top:Uplands] [subject:stream] The footpath descends the small rockface on the other side of the stream.
	Looking south, down Trollers Ghyll by Andrew Whale geograph for square SE0662 Tags: [top:Rivers, Streams, Drainage] [top:Uplands] [subject:valley] On this occasion the ghyll was dry, with the stream disappearing underground just north of here.
	The path leading to Gate Cote Scar by Andrew Whale geograph for square SD9672 Tags: [top:Paths] [top:Rocks, Scree, Cliffs] [top:Uplands] [subject:path] The path reaches a small cutting in the scar, where a slight scramble is required in order to get to the top.
	Descending Park Scar by Andrew Whale geograph for square SD9372 Tags: [top:Paths] [top:Rocks, Scree, Cliffs] [top:Uplands] [subject:path] The path here is quite steep and requires careful navigation.
	Arkle Beck by Andrew Whale geograph for square NZ0201 Tags: [top:Rivers, Streams, Drainage] [top:Uplands] [subject:stream] Here the footpath runs alongside Arkle Beck and offers fine views of the stream.
	Footbridge over Slei Gill by Andrew Whale geograph for square NZ0102 Tags: [top:Paths] [top:Rivers, Streams, Drainage] [top:Uplands] [subject:bridge] This footbridge crosses Slei Gill just before it joins Arkle Beck.
	Inside Booze Wood Tunnel by Andrew Whale for square NZ0102 Tags: [top:Paths] [top:Quarrying, Mining] [top:Uplands] [subject:tunnel] A relic of the lead mining industry.
	The hamlet of Langthwaite by Andrew Whale geograph for square NZ0002 Tags: [top:Uplands] [top:Village, Rural settlement] [subject:village] As seen from the road leading to Booze.
	The ford and footbridge over Slei Gill by Andrew Whale geograph for square NZ0102 Tags: [top:Paths] [top:Rivers, Streams, Drainage] [top:Roads, Road transport] [top:Uplands] [subject:ford] Slei Gill joins Arkle Beck just south of here.
	The path descending Fremington Edge by Andrew Whale geograph for square NZ0202 Tags: [top:Derelict, Disused] [top:Paths] [top:Quarrying, Mining] [top:Rocks, Scree, Cliffs] [top:Uplands] [subject:path] Here there is evidence of extensive lead mining activity. The hamlet of Booze can be seen in the distance.
	One of several cairns on Fremington Edge by Andrew Whale geograph for square NZ0202 Tags: [top:Heath, Scrub] [top:Rocks, Scree, Cliffs] [top:Uplands] [subject:cairn]
	A crumbling drystone wall by Andrew Whale geograph for square NZ0301 Tags: [top:Heath, Scrub] [top:Paths] [top:Uplands] [subject:wall] The stile is now redundant.
	The view along Fremington Edge by Andrew Whale geograph for square NZ0301 Tags: [top:Rocks, Scree, Cliffs] [top:Uplands] [subject:slope] Arkengarthdale can be seen in the distance.
	A stile literally on the edge of Fremington Edge by Andrew Whale geograph for square NZ0301 Tags: [top:Paths] [top:Rocks, Scree, Cliffs] [top:Uplands] [subject:stile] Care to be taken here, as the stile is rather wobbly. The old drystone wall has been replaced with stock fencing, but even this is in a very sorry state of repair.
	An old mine shaft by Andrew Whale geograph for square NZ0400 Tags: [top:Derelict, Disused] [top:Moorland] [top:Quarrying, Mining] [top:Uplands] [subject:mine shaft] More information here NZ0400 : North String Man-way, Jingle Pot Mines.