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Stanage is the largest and most impressive of the gritstone edges
Situated on the moors north of Hathersage, and visible from miles away down in the Hope Valley, it stretches for a length of approximately 4miles from its northern tip at Stanage End to the southern point close to the Cowper Stone (near Burbage Rocks).
It is a famous location for rock-climbing and a popular spot for walkers.
Stanage's situation is high and it can be snowbound in winter.
For most of its length it lies between the 1,300 and 1,500 ft contours. The rock face itself attains a maximum height of 85 ft, but for most of its length it is between 50 and 60 ft high.
The high point of the main edge is at High Neb (1,502 ft), which lies near the northern end.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanage_Edge
Technical Note
There are two trig points on Stanage Edge. One is at the northern end at High Neb and one at the southern end.
If the image is viewed large the cairn trig point (white), which marks the southern end of the edge, is visible.
After being out on the Tiger in the morning, I was able to go climbing with Peter & Steph in the afternoon!
I am teaching these two to climb, (both have done some before). They are now both leading indoors and when the weather improves I'll be getting them leading outside!
15 picture stitch here of the inside of the Edge, taken from the top of the moveable wall.
Taken outside my home. For the past 40 yrs, maybe more, The Glantawe Lions have done this collecting money for local children's charities.
Photographed during a descent along the Hat Shop Trail to a collection of balanced rock hoodoos, and then a climb back to the canyon rim. In Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah, USA.
The decorative edge of a flowering plant's leaf that is almost succulent-like in its girth and texture.
Best when viewed in LIGHTBOX.
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As our ride left us on the road, beside the hotel Darbar. We were left with the wonderful view off course with nice wet weather. Raindrops falling around on the soil, perfumes of apricot orchids nearby. We did not have an idea what to do now. As we start our walk toward the towering building, Baltit Fort which hold its commanding position over the central valley one of the Hunzakut coming our way gave us a smile, making us comfortable to ask some stupid questions.
With all other questions like local cuisine none of names we even understood at that time, he also pointed us toward one longs strip high over the mountain, above Baltit Fort, which in his opinion is a wonderful day exertion.
After all our planned traveling has been done in upper Hunza Valley, we were still left with one day, which we dedicate to Central Hunza, more or less to Karimabad and Duikar Valley. And the words from that nice person came back to us.
After having a breakfast, we left for our day long hike to place where less tourist wander but has a wonderful views of the entire valley from a very different perspective. Walking over a foot wide wall of the water channel one is immensely possessed by the higher spirits of the mighty mountains of Batura Maztang at one side and Nagar on the other. The only place to give you totally out of world experience and adventure.
The picture above is one that was taken over the edge on the way to that water channel, as gusts of winds were blowing and air was so wet and cool that it brings a chill in the spine. With the wide views of many miles spread before the eyes and the endless play of hide n seek of lofty mountain peaks with mist and clouds.
Taken: High Above Baltit Fort, Central Hunza, Northern Areas of Pakistan.
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A great morning - backlit mist rolled in and out over Curbar Edge.
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Ferns and hemlock varnish fungus (probably Ganoderma tsugae) along McElhattan Creek, Clinton County.
The creek, a tributary of the West Branch Susquehanna River, flows for many miles in a deep, rugged, heavily forested gorge. The Lock Haven City Authority owns most of the creek watershed and manages it as a municipal water-supply area.
Stopped by a pond to check on a wood duck, the fall colours reflecting on the water and the golden hour gave this amazing background to these mallards
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Close to the summit. Back in 2002. The mists just covered the top of this particular fell so that day I had my bait up in the clouds - what a day! On coming down the 'edge' only a few meters or so, we emerged from the clouds above us - and the views were fantastic. I will be climbing Helvellyn again next year and hopefully getting some new pics with the digital camera - this was taken with 35mm film.
The escarpment of Fremington Edge looms above the village of Reeth in Swaledale. The loose rocks are spoil from chert mining which occurred between the early 1900's and the mid 1950's
This seaside village extended for a time into the sea. Before the railroad was finished in the late 1800s, a lot of trade came and went through Port George. This was largely due to its proximity to Mount Hanley Road, one of the few ways over North Mountain shallow enough to avoid a switchback. This lighthouse lived at the end of the east wharf from 1889 till 1931, before a big storm shattered that structure, and it was pulled back to stand on the shore evermore. It's been here nearly a century with the twenty-odd homes on this stretch, locked to a tiny spit of land between Shore Road East and the encroaching Fundy waves. Like that thin line lingering between spring coming and winter fighting back. Standing as a paean to precariousness. Time turns around to discover when timelessness took hold, in the fog that blurs the edges of modernity. When is it anyway out here? I can't see or say for sure. Like a lighthouse shining for no boats docking, at a port that doesn't exist – I keep passing like an unmoored wanderer, his whole life set upon these shores.
March 15, 2025
Port George, Nova Scotia
Year 18, Day 6334 of my daily journal.
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