Ladybower Walk- Sunday 3rd April.
Mothers demanding the attention of their offsprings must have been partly responsible for the modest turn out. Nevertheless 11 enthusiasic walkers enjoyed this walk. The weather forecast seemed to come out back to front. A morning of sunshine and fleeting clouds afforded fine and colourful views of Kinder and the Derwent Edge above the reservoir. The clouds rolled in after lunch and the rain came down. But by then we were on Win Hill and had just a steep decent through the forest back to the cars. For the leader, after several weeks of travelling in parched West Africa if was a wonderful " Oh,to be in England, now that April's there" experience and especially so to be able to share it with his friends.
Mothers demanding the attention of their offsprings must have been partly responsible for the modest turn out. Nevertheless 11 enthusiasic walkers enjoyed this walk. The weather forecast seemed to come out back to front. A morning of sunshine and fleeting clouds afforded fine and colourful views of Kinder and the Derwent Edge above the reservoir. The clouds rolled in after lunch and the rain came down. But by then we were on Win Hill and had just a steep decent through the forest back to the cars. For the leader, after several weeks of travelling in parched West Africa if was a wonderful " Oh,to be in England, now that April's there" experience and especially so to be able to share it with his friends.
