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The, now disused, K6 telephone kiosk and the Elizabeth II letter box set into a brick pillar comprise Rock End's (former) link to the outside world. A lady who lives nearby was telling me that the kiosk is being removed and there is... (more)

If you own it, mark it.

Looking along Crowborough Road from the edge of Rock End village.

The Staffordshire Moorland Walk used by the proposed western extension of the Trent Valley Way crosses the road here

The stile allows access to the footpaths to the Wickenstones and Rock End from the top of Ruthin Grove.

A view of the Wickenstones with the road from Biddulph Moor to Knypersley

Up to this point the footpath has been constricted by houses on one side and a brook on the other suddenly, though, it emerges into open fields. The far end of the wooden fence marks a junction in the path; straight on to Rock End, left to... (more)

said by some to be the most Southern point of the Pennines

Looking along the path towards the stile seen in SJ8956 : Home-made stile. Although obviously well-used and partially gravel surfaced, this path only appears on the 1:10000 map.

This Rowan, or Mountain Ash, beside the path to Coracle Grove is carrying a really good crop of berries this year. The Common Rowan, Mountain Ash, Quickbeam or Whitty Tree (Sorbus aucuparia) has flat-topped clusters of creamy white... (more)

These prettily marked flowers are of the SJ8956 : Meadow Vetchling (Lathyrus pratensis). A member of the Pea family, the Meadow Vetchling is a clambering perennial often spreading up to 120cm. The yellow flowers will develop into black, pea-like,... (more)