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Hillside below Black Edge
by Bill Boaden
A shelf of land prevents you from seeing the valley bottom where the A6 and a railway run.
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Dry Stone Wall on Black Edge
Looking down towards Doves Holes from the eastern lip of Combs Moss.
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Old shelter on Black Edge
A place to sit and rest.
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Black Edge on Combs Moss |
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Heather moorland on Black Edge.
Black Edge is a hill/moorland top rising to 507m, north of the town of Buxton. As can be seen in this view from the south there's an OS trig point at the highest location which lies a few metres into in another grid square.
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Black Edge on Combs Moss
Note the bank of mist which has blown eastwards across the moor and settled over Dove Holes. The Kinder Plateau is still just about visible above the cloud line.
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Moorland pool on Black Edge
by Neil Theasby
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Wheatear on tumbledown wall
by Peter Barr
On Black Edge, Combs Moss, near Buxton.
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Black Edge
by Dave Dunford
Looking NNE along the edge to the trig point at SK062770, exactly on the northern edge of the square. Beyond the trig is Kinder Scout.
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Combs Moss
by Bill Boaden
A desolate moorland plateau which does not appear to have any routes across it. The only paths follow the edges from where this view is taken.
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View to Dove Holes from Black Edge
by Neil Theasby
Sitting just outside The Peak District National Park, Dove Holes remains an important centre for limestone quarrying. You can see the huge Dove Holes Quarry just beyond the village.
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Dry stone walls on Black Edge
by Peter Barr
On the edge of Combs Moss, north of Buxton.
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