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1. I started from Glosssop and went to Meltham. This is the style of pavement that you find at the beginning of the route, as you pass housing in Glossop. 0.1 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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2. This is one of the more narrow parts of the path. This opening in the hedge is 30cm across. The path is steep and could be slippery. 1 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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3. The first kissing gate. There are not many of these, as the rest of the route mostly uses styles. 1.4 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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4. Some of the early route is on fields, some of which have sheep and which may be muddy in wet weather. 1.5 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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5. Getting around this post is tricky, with about 20cm of gap. The fence may be electric. 1.5 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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6. A restriction that would affect cyclists or buggies. 1.8 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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7. A small stile. Many of these throughout 2.2 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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8. Constriction with a small wall 2.3 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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9. This area was very muddy, and it was after a period of drought. This must be exceedingly muddy in the winter. 2.8 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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10. Another stile! 2.8 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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11. A few steps to climb over this wall 2.9 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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12. Another stile! 3.1 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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13. Another stile. Don't have a distance location for this one, but it's in the correct sequence km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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14. Another little obstacle. Don't have a location for this unfortunately. km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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15. Stiles, stiles, so many stiles km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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16. Before reaching the transpennine trail, you have to enter this sheep field through a narrow gap in the wall. 4.5 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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17. This chunky bridge over a muddy hole that sheep like to drink from, I guess 4.6 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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18. Weird flappy door onto the road 4.6 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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19. I don't have a location for this, but the sequence is correct km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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20. I believe this gate leads up to the busy Woodhead road, which you must cross. 8.1 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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21. A gate to the Pennine Way proper 8.2 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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22. These gates are quite well used. km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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23. Another gate! km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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24. At this point you are on a road going through sheep, getting ready to turn off into the open land 8.8 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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25. Here you have turned off the road and are heading through a grassy field towards the big climb. 9.1 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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26. What's that? A stile? You'd think I was used to them by now. km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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27. I mean, something has to keep the sheep in place, right? km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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28. Oh come on, guys. km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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29. A rickety old gate here. km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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30. As you climb upwards, the path gets stonier and steeper. km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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31. The path is fairly clear once you get onto it. You can mostly just keep going straight. km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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32. This is one of the steepest parts. You will have to climb up these rocks, and it lasts for about a kilometre. 10.9 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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33. You will be winding through heather and moss, but the path is clear. At times the path is rocky and painful underfoot. km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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34. There are a few fords which were easy to navigate in this dry period, but possibly harder after rain. km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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35. At the top, the path has been paved which is very welcome. "Just stick to the road, keep off the moors" 15.1 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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36. This is after the Trig point at Soldier's Lump. Even though there's no life to be seen, you still need a gate. 16.5 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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37. Now you are past the summit. This is a steep downward slope leading to a small river and a steep climb on the other side. 17.6 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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38. Another small ford to cross which is faster in the winter. 18.1 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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39. Almost onto the road now. Here is another gate. 18.5 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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40. Just when you though it would be roads all the way back, you have to climb this ladder and you're back into the fields again. 18.8 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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41. Yet another gate. 19.9 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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42. More ladders. 20 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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43. Back over the road, and onto another bridleway 21.1 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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44. Make sure you don't ride a motorcycel here. There's a gate in the way. 21.3 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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45. Gates, as far as the eye can see 21.8 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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46. This path was horrible to walk on. Big stones that throw your ankle out. I guess it's better than a bog. 22 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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47. It's a gate. I don't know what to tell you. 22.2 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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48. Shouldn't be too easy to spot this turning, but don't miss it! 22.8 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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49. What's that? A treasure chest full of pirate doubloons? Nope, just a gate. As you were. 23 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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50. This is an entrance to a pretty little wooded area. 23 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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51. Exiting the wood via this intricate little gate arrangement. 23.2 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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52. You have to climb down this ladder. Mind your step! 23.2 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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53. A kissing gate as we get back to more residential areas. 23.4 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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54. Nearly there. We're on an actual road now. 23.5 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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55. Not before another sneakey gate though. 23.7 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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56. And one more for the road. 23.8 km from start — 26 Aug 2022
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57. Finally, cross this road, which can have some fast traffic. You're pretty much there! Well done! 24.1 km from start — 26 Aug 2022