Grid reference SD8787
near to Gayle, North Yorkshire, England
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Old Quarry
This is one of two old quarries marked on the OS map on the northern slopes of Wether Fell below its summit Drumaldrace (614m).
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Old Quarry on Wether Hill
Following the Northern Edge of Wether Hill brings you to this disused quarry. The path continues east for a short distance before dropping down to Gayles.
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Masonry in old quarry, Flint Hill, Wether Fell
by Karl and Ali
The quarry is limestone ( a dark, fossiliferous sort) but the purpose of the structure isn't clear. It could have been a building or a kiln (there is what looks like a fireplace in the rear wall).
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Path and swallow holes on Wether Side Fell |
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Paragliding above Wether Fell Side
by Karl and Ali
Floating high over Sleddale with Dodd Fell beyond.
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Paraglider and Wild Boar Fell
by Karl and Ali
A zoom shot of a paraglider over Sleddale seen from the bridleway on the north side of Wether Fell.
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Wall on Wether Fell
by John H Darch
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Bridleway on Wether Fell
by Chris Heaton
Part of the bridleway that encircles Wether Fell
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Disused Quarry on Wether Fell
by Chris Heaton
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Summit cairn of Flint Hill
Built out a rock from the nearby quarry below, this cairn and the name of the hill give away the reason for the quarries along the edge of Wether Fell.
Flint in this part of Yorkshire is not the rock you get in chalk but a hard limestone... (more)
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Quarry at Flint Hill
The quarry is a small-scale affair at a location on the north side of Wether Fell/Drumaldrace.
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Bridleway on Wether Fell
Expecting this bridleway to be like many others we'd walked recently off the main beaten tracks, rather ill-defined, we were surprised to find it not only clear on the ground, but apparently maintained, with bits of membrane showing... (more)
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Wether Fell
by T Eyre
Looking NW from the northern side of Wether Fell.
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