The 'Toads mouth' of Black Rocks.
Of course, I HAD to stand on it! A terrific view was to be had from here on such a lovely, clear day.
We joined the High Peak trail, and looked back to Black Rocks.
At High Peak junction, I took a photo of the old engine house, and turned right, onto Middleton Moor.
I always think it's such a shame to see the dilapidated walls. They really should be nurtured and repaired. At the National Stone centre, there are examples of about 15 styles of drystone walling, well worth a visit.
Looking back to the chimney of the engine house, from Middleton Moor.
Then, it was back to Stephens house, where Mavis had made us all a lovely bowl of soup and 'nibbles',
just what I needed at the end of the walk.
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