3 km from Greenfield, Oldham, England
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Approaching Wimberry Stones ('Indian's Head')
by Michael Fox
There are seas of peat in this area.The setting sun has turned the dry peat russet.
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Autumn colour on path to Oldham way
View towards Wimberry Moss
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Large boulder beside Chew Beck
by Mick Garratt
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Wimberry Stones
by Martin Clark
Wimberry Stones from Wimberry Moss, near Greenfield. The stones are known as "Indian's Head" because, when seen on the skyline from the valley below, they resemble the profile of a "red indian chief" when you turn... (more)
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View from the top of Rams Clough
by michael ely
Looking southeast towards the rocks at the top of Stable Stones Brow after reaching the moorland edge near the start of the Chew Valley Horseshoe walk.
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Flyover at Wimberry Rocks
by Karl and Ali
A passenger jet is coming in to land at Manchester Airport, one of many that flew over us whilst climbing on the crag.
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Indian's Head above Greenfield
by michael ely
This rock feature is part of Wimberry Stones, a gritstone edge on the south side of the Chew Valley near Greenfield. Wimberry Stones are known locally as Indian's Head because the profile of some of the buttresses resemble (using a... (more)
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Bare peat near Wimberry Moss
by John Slater
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The Indian's Head
by David Dixon
The jagged rocky skyline of Wimberry Stones, to the south of Dove Stone Reservoir, is created by a group of small crags that are known locally as "The Indian's Head" due to their resemblance to an Indian's face that is... (more)
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Douglas Dakota wreckage of undercarriage
Crashed 19th April 1949 on Wimberry Stones Brow en route from Belfast to Manchester Airport.
There were 24 fatalities (21 passengers and 3 crew). 8 passengers survived.
The picture is not of the crash site itself, which is uphill at... (more)
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Above Chew Brook |
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Chew Road - Water Company road - linking Dove Stone and Chew Reservoirs
by Peter Wood
Looking south-eastward.
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