One of the Spring flowers on the early part of the walk. 
A mare with her recently born foal. 
Another picture of the highlight of the day.
Sue on the path heading for Middle Moor.
The shooting cabin on Middle Moor, taken from the Snake Path and the route down to Hayfield.Walk stats:Distance:7.4 miles; Climb:1399'.
Time:3 hours 40 minutes; On the move walking average:2.4 m.p.h.;Overall walk average:2.0 m.p.h.
Group:Martyn and Sue Powell.
This is the second time that we have completed this walk, but thankfully this time we were only accompanied by a bracing wind,. In the absence of the driving rain experienced last time, the walk this time was quite delightful, enhanced by the evocative call of Curlew, Red grouse galore and a singing Skylark.
The highlight of the day, giving an "Ah" moment was a mare with hr very young foal.
Birds seen or heard today included:Greenfinch, Blue tit, Robin, Great tit, Chaffinch, Jackdaw, Rook, Carrion crow, Blackbird, Meadow pipit, Curlew, Red grouse, Collard dove, Goldfinch, Canada goose, Black-headed gull, Skylark and Curlew.
Birds seen or heard today included:Greenfinch, Blue tit, Robin, Great tit, Chaffinch, Jackdaw, Rook, Carrion crow, Blackbird, Meadow pipit, Curlew, Red grouse, Collard dove, Goldfinch, Canada goose, Black-headed gull, Skylark and Curlew.
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