CONTENTS
EPPING FOREST OUTDOOR GROUP
The following day of our visit to The Peak District, on 2nd March, we walked from Barn Farm to Stanton Moor Plantation, and on to Earl Grey's Tower. From there we visited the Nine Ladies Stone Circle which was built about 4,000 years ago. We walked on to Stanton-in-the-Park and Sheepwalk Wood and Alport village, where there was a water-mill by the River Bradford. We lunched by the river between Alport and Youlgrave. In the afternoon, we followed the Limestone Way to Harthill Moor, and clambered up Robin Hood's Stride, where there were wonderful views across the beautiful countryside, and back to Barn Farm. This walk was about 9.5 miles, and it was very windy up on the hills!
(Photographs by Peter Gamble)
Birchover Bunkhouse Barn, Peak District - 2nd March 2008
Setting out on the second day 
Stanton Moor Plantation 
Earl Grey's Tower near Stanton Lees 
The Nine Ladies Stone Circle 
The Nine Ladies Stone Circle (I think there are some men in this picture too!) 
Sheepwalk Wood with Stanton in Peak cricket club on left 
Looking north towards Nether Haddon 
Alport Mill on the River Bradford 
Lunch near the River Bradford 
Youlgrave 
The Limestone Way on Harthill Moor 
Robin Hood's Stride ...........................................
