Kinder Scout Solo Bivvy.

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Anthony
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Kinder Scout Solo Bivvy.

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In an effort to keep up my 'at least one bivvy trip per month 2011', the late heatwave forecast and a free overnight pass from the family it was hard to resist this week:D

Route- (Dark Peak District) 4pm Langsett CP-Cutgate-Winston Lee Tor-Win Hill-Jaggers Clough-Jacobs Ladder-Kinder-*11pm Bivvy*-Kinder Reservoir-Mount Famine-Roych Clough-Rushup Edge-Hope Cross-Jaggers Clough-Blackley Clough-Rowlee Farm-Lockerbrook Farm-Derwent Reservoir-Cutgate-Langsett CP 1pm.

55 very hot miles, 7600' ascent, not bad for a cheeky mid-weeker.

Langsett Reservoir in late afternoon sunshine-
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Looking down over Ladybower Reservoir from Winstone Lee Tor-
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New luggage hot off the sewing machine not a few hours earlier-
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Sunrise up on Kinder, absolutely stunning start to the morning-
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With that forecast, no tarp needed!
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2 mins back on the bike and it was already phototime again, Edale Valley.......
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...and from the other direction later in the morning, looking back up at the Kinder bivvy spot-
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A quick and much needed refresh before the final climb of the trip-
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It was an absolutely great close to what will probably be the last of the summer season. Roll on Autumn.
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Bearbonesnorm
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Re: Kinder Scout Solo Bivvy.

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Very nice ... my stomping ground before moving to Wales, very rarely go back these days.
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valleydaddy
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Re: Kinder Scout Solo Bivvy.

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superb looking area, I can't wait to get back to proper biking and bivvying again
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