The
Kinder Scout
Plateau
the first pictures
are of a DoE training day
around the Hayfield horseshoe in July 1999
| Cooking hot
drinks on the campsite the evening before |
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| A few short
hours later and we approach wild country on the edge of the Plateau |
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| The group was
from Southfield's School Kettering |
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| approaching our first top | ![]() |
| some time was
needed to establish our EXACT position |
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| Three girls on a trig point !!! | ![]() |
| Then one instructor |
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| Our first good view of the downfall |
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| The feeder
stream for the downfall |
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| famous for its
peat bogs those that have not been |
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| but some still
had trouble keeping upright |
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| more party games on trig points |
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| we had finally found a use for her a kite flying gnome |
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| no, no, no we are going to the camp site in Hayfield not Edale. (they did not have these
signs |
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With Southfields School, Kettering |
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Two other &
older
Kinder pictures include
| Kinder Scout bog trotting DoE |
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On a drier spot
on the Kinder Plateau |
And
Kinder Scout in Winter
during a "Nigel Spencer Training"
weekend staying in Hayfield
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Kinder downfall in rare January snow |
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Kinder downfall in even rarer January snow |
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learn to ...... |
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