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This is Len Finkill. We have have walked all over the Peak District during the last fifteen years and clocked up over ten thousand miles. Len is now eighty four years young and still going strong !
John Fielding,another Peak Park Ranger and well informed on local plants and wildlife.
Peter Moulds is a Peak Park Ranger. He is talking to a Pennine Way walker. David and Goliath ? I couldn`t pick his pack up let alone carry it !!
Harridge Pike,a new access area. Brian O`Neil takes in the new surrounding views. A very cold day but worth the visit.
Garry Bentley relaxing at Lad`s Leap. Garry is now a fully qualified summer and winter mountain leader.
Dave Burns relaxing at Didsbury Intake.
Alan Burlinson leading me into the unknown! Alan is also a Peak Park Ranger.
John and Len on one of our many lane and footpath walks.
Mike Bailey and Dave Burns on Ranger Patrol over Kinder.
07/01/06. John on our walk to visit aircraft crash sites. Earlier in the day visibilty was down to 100 Mtrs.
Andrew McVey. Andy has just achieved his Mountain Leadership Award ! Congratulations Andy !
Roger
Roger Waddington and me at the Defiant crash site on Sykes Moor. Just a chance meeting. Rodger came up to the site whilst John and me were having our lunch break. Roger is also an enthusiast and has visited and photographed over thirty crash sites to date. We were impressed with his small pocket log book that contained all the photos of his visits. Good hunting Rodger it was a pleasure to meet you !!
Len placing the last rock on the Cairn at Bleaklow Head. Len and me spent a pleasent day refixing the Pennine Way Post.
9th September 2006. Peak Park Ranger Navigation Training Guided Walk. John looks on while we set our bearings to the crash site on James Thorn. A very enjoyable sunny but windy day. Thanks John !
Phil Bentley - always a pleasure to walk with Phil on his patrols as a Peak District National Park Ranger.
Thank you to Terry, Tilly and Kasey for helping me to restore to entrance to the Iron Bridge in Crowden Great Brook. There was a four feet drop off the end prior to our efforts to restore access ! Well done to you all !!
