| Date ... | Sunday, 19 April 2009 |
| Distance ... | 4.25 miles |
| Ascent ... | 920 feet |
| Time ... | 2 hours 30 mins |
| Weather ... | 14.0 ºC, sunny, blue skies, dry and light NE winds |
| Summits ... | No sumits climbed |
| Start ... | Ingleton Waterfalls car park - £4-50 per person (SD927733) |
| Maps ... | Ordnance Survey - Outdoor Leisure Nº2 (1:25,000) or Landranger Nº98 (1:50,000) |
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The route map of our walk
Heading along the River Twiss at the start of the walk
The River Twiss as it runs through Swilla Glen
Who says money doesn't grow on trees! There are a number of tree trunks like this in the woods
A lovely spring morning for a walk through the woods
The river levels were really low, it hasn't rained for a few weeks!"
Tim was his happy usual self!
Another view of the River Twiss
Most of the banksides in the woods were covered with both Primroses and Wild Strawberries!
The first view of the Pecca Twin falls
The lower of the two falls
and the upper ones ....
Above the twin falls there are these cascades, the top one is Hollybush Spout
Hollybush Spout
A closer view
Just above Hollybush Spout is the refreshment hut, time for an ice cream!!!!!!
Heading towards Thornton Force
Thornton Force
and a closer view .....
Climbing up above Thornton Force
The River Twiss above Thornton Force
Sheena and Tim enjoying their walk in the warm spring sun!
The River Twiss at Raven Ray
As we walked down the lane towards Beezley Farm the view to the SE is dominated by the bulk of Inglebrough
Beezley Falls
Tim couldn't help taking a dip at every opportunity!
Snow Falls through the trees
Just below Snow Falls the valley opens out into some old quarry workings
Looking back along the River Doe valley, with Twisleton Scar End on the sky line
Ingleton village
Ingleton Church
One last look at the River Doe before returning to the car park, and a coffee at the cafe!