Geograph - photograph every grid square

This track is obviously still of importance to someone long after the demise of lead mining on the moor which was the original raison d'être for most of the rights of way up here, since Ash Pot Gutter crosses it by a recent-looking and substantial concrete ford. There's maybe a quarter square kilometre of catchment at this point where a number of small sikes have coalesced to form a single stream which has only one tributary, on its right bank, all the way down to its confluence with Old Gang Beck a little over a kilometre from this point.