Piczo

Feb 21 2009 11:06 am
Thanks Bob for the advice, planning to go Wednesday subject to weather of course, map & compass in hand. I see from Google earth there is car parking just off Snake pass/Pennie way which will get me close. Will let you know how I get on. May also try and get to 1951 wreck site on Thursday. Thanks again Gordy  

Feb 16 2009 03:46 pm
To Gordy from Highpeakbob. The nearest crash site is the B29 near Higher Shelf Stones near the Trigpoint.Park at the top of the Snake Pass and walk up the Pennine Way for about 1 and 1/2 Kms,then turn left and head for the high ground. The distance to the site is about 2 and 1/2 Kms. You will need a map and compass. I advise you to go on a clear day. The Grid.ref is on the Photos.
Tell someone where you a going before you leave home !
If you need further information please contact me again.

Feb 15 2009 06:03 pm
Great site which has encourged me to get out walking and visit some of these air crash sites - which one is the easist to find for a novice walker? Gordy

Jan 25 2009 01:44 pm
Hi Bob,
Pleased we met you at the end of our walk in Crowden yesterday.   You & John have great websites & great photos!   I think I've found the pdf on the web of your guided walks.   We hope to see you at the 'Hares & Aeroplanes' walk on 21st Feb.   Hopefully the first of many!   Look forward to it.
Kind regards,
Val (Morgan)
email: vmorgan1806@hotmail.co.uk

Aug 31 2008 06:15 pm
A very good site,i was told about your site by my father in law ( Phil Bentley)who is a ranger. Myself and my family have decided to take up walking.

Apr 14 2008 01:57 pm
Hi, I visited the crash sites of both the Avro Anson and the Dragon Rapide on kinder yesterday - 13th April 2008 - and whats there now is quite different to your pictures, the avro seems to be sinking, theres very little left othere than the two engines and all the wreckage at the dragon rapide site has been put into a big pile. When did you take these photos? id be interested to know how fast the sites are dissapearing.

Thanks, Steve

Jul 13 2007 08:43 pm
Hi Bob, I'm one of the guys who met you on the 12th July at Cold Hiendley resevoir. (Did you enjoy the pea's ?)
Lots of interesting stuff on the site, nice pics and good info.
as promised here is the link to my site, or the walking side of it.

http://www.bhashton.com/walkingpage.htm

We may meet again on our travels.

Bryan

Jun 15 2007 10:51 am
Lovely site and some beautiful photos. Thank you for sharing.

Jun 3 2007 09:35 pm
To Chris C. Thanks for your visit to our letter box ! I checked it out on Sunday 3rd June - lovely weather - didn't see anyone all day. Regards Highpeakbob.

May 15 2007 12:11 am
To Chris C - Thanks for the your comments. I have revised my site inline with the correct information.
Highpeakbob.

May 12 2007 11:13 pm
I think your photos of the Tintwistle Hurricanes are actually of the the P38 Lightning. The Hurricanes are at SK0356998893 while the P38 is at SK0393299080. Both these GR are taken from the recently published Peakland air crashes by Pat Cunningham isbn 1 -84306-330-1. Thanks for the web site, I will be after your letter box before to long.
Chris C

Jan 30 2007 10:44 pm
site is looking great Bob, enjoyed the Hare hunt video -Dave Thorpe Langsett Sunday A aka thelangsettwanderer.piczo.com

Jan 2 2007 11:23 am
To Steve Brown, Edale Sat.A Shift. Thanks for your interest Steve. Please send some clues on the new letterbox.
Regards Bob.

Dec 29 2006 08:50 pm
Hi Bob,

Finally got on the site tonight while looking for letterboxes. Really good site, very impressed. We`ve just put a new letterbox on Grindslow Knoll so let me know if you`d like details.
Steve Brown, Edale Sat.A Shift.

Sep 16 2006 05:54 pm
ive been all over the world,but nothing compares to derbyshire.i always come home.fantastic pictures.found your site on google earth.

Aug 28 2006 12:11 pm
Hi Bob Just got your web address Makes me want to visit the Peak District again. Rember our last walk?   Jill (and John)

Aug 13 2006 10:38 am
very impressive site Bob, Went looking for crash sites a few years ago, pre-internet and kids!!!. Will be resuming activity when kids back at school, I'll find your leterbox too, promise. Mark, Barnsley.

Aug 12 2006 04:41 pm
Hello Bob,   Have just had a quick look on your web pages - very interesting.   I shall have to come back again and take in more when we are on broadband soon.Jean.

Mar 7 2006 11:51 pm
Hi, I came upon this site from a link to the westland lysander, and saw the pics of the memorials to aircraft lost, and was surprised to see the amount of wreckage still extant. Nice site and lovely photo's. Regards

Feb 1 2006 12:06 pm
Hi Bob, site looking very good. Dave W. {Barnsley}

Jan 29 2006 11:07 pm
Hello Bob, we were twenty two in number, walking over moors on Saturday, we found your letterbox, thanks to David's skills, we also saw hare, in pose   like your home page one, but white.

Graham E.

Jan 29 2006 08:31 pm
Hi Bob, I think you were up Black Hill Saturday, John

Jan 29 2006 10:06 pm
Hiya Bob, we had a great day today weather superb your site is lookin good, Andrew PS I've worked out where your letter box is!

Dec 30 2005 09:06 pm
Hi Bob, I see Harry now as a girl friend [Tracker]

Dec 16 2005 04:54 pm
Hi Bob I'm impressed with your site, but can't get back to home page, your mountain hare. Hi John -you have to run fast to catch the Hare !! Bob.

Dec 10 2005 08:09 pm
Hi Poppa once again great site Love Jess =) x