That's our Andy, full of sense:rolleyes:
Let me know when you go, no promises but if I'm free happy to give you the tour.
If you head for Crowden you do do Blackhill in morning and back to car eat lots and then do Bleaklow in PM.
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Has anyone any route tips as it is has ben a little time since I last did this one, about 20 years :rolleyes:
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Yes, since it is twenty years since you have done Tankys.....those rectangular slabs of "eye sore" that lead upto Blackhill are exactly that, an eye sore but they have done a grand job in reducing erosion and do aid the fell runner in forward momentum....I'm sure twenty years ago this section of Tankys would of been a knee deep quagmire and alot tougher unless frozen.....
Tip: one of those rectangular slabs not too far from Blackhill Trig has three bits of rusting iron sticking out of it, hit that and head south....;)
Years ago we never went near the summit of Black Hill, over the road at Wessenden Head, immediately right and parrallel the road for 4 / 500 yards and contour round to Dean Head and carry on to hit the Pennine Way half way down from Soldiers Lump to Red Ratcher, under Laddow Rocks to the check point at the stile above the outdoor centre at Crowden.
No paving slabs anywhere.
Thanks for this chaps.
I have a vague recollection of going up the road & to the right of Black Hill then going over Westend Moss, back in the day. I will get out & recce after the OMM.:cool:
Putting my entry in the post tomorrow:confused: