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	Concrete Platform on Reeth Low Moor by Chris Heaton The definitive map showed some building structure here, - but on the ground it revealed this concrete platform instead. Suggests that something more substantial was erected here, but since been demolished.
	Wall below Calver Hill by John H Darch
	The cairn at the top of Calver Hill by Bill Boaden Looking south east towards Reeth.
	Rounded grassy slope on Calver Hill by Trevor Littlewood The upper, south-eastern slope of Calver Hill close to the summit. Fremington Edge is in the distance, beyond the trough of Arkengarthdale.
	Calver Hill on Reeth Low Moor by David Brown A fine view down Swaledale
	Calver Hill by Peter Standing Summit Cairn in an April hailstorm
	Decrepit wall on Calva Hill by Andy Waddington This wall ends here in a big upright stone which might have been a gate post, but there is no corresponding "other side", the wall just ends. About 200m up the fell, the wall similarly just ends, with no evidence of ever having... (more)
	Calver Hill by David Martin
	Summit of Calver Hill by Trevor Littlewood Calver Hill lies north-west of Reeth separating the converging valleys of Arkengarthdale which lies beyond the foreground in the image, and Swaledale which is behind the camera. The summit area has very thin vegetation on top of loose... (more)
	Calver Hill by David Robinson Prominent hill between Swaledale and Arkengarthdale reaching 1598 ft. high with evidence of mining and quarrying on the summit plateau.
	Green road reaching grouse butt line by Trevor Littlewood The green way has risen from the public road through Arkengarthdale to reach the grouse butt line at Reeth Low Moor on the north side of Calver Hill. The road might well be thought of as being grassy but is in fact more or less an elongated... (more)
	Calver Hill. by Hugh Mortimer From Harkerside Moor looking west.