4th November -- Settle, Yorkshire Dales
After the usual milling about, the A and B+ walks set out together starting with..
.. a steep climb out of Settle,			with snow in the distance on the peaks.
Taking a breather.			The first of many muddy stiles
			Approaching the Attermire pass
with Warrendale Knotts to the north			The B+ split off up the pass, and Derek reaches for his camera..
to grab this snap happy shot.			The As kept straight on
..on the path to..			Malham Tarn
	Dry Valley
A chilly lunch stop..			..doggedly endured
Tony Models the new Primark Range		Freshfields Elite (apparently)
The road back			Leaving the tarn behind
with views of Ingleborough			and Pen-Y-Ghent
			Stunning scenery..
..beautifully lit..			by the low evening sun.
Ahh Bless
After splitting from the As, the B+ walk
continued along the pass
by Attermire Scar			and up to
Victoria Cave			A cave with a view
			Looking for a crossing over Cowside Beck
No problem for the athletic. .			Approaching Catrigg Force, hidden in the trees
			Catrigg Force
Catrigg Beck above the falls (best not fall in!)			Looking down into Stainforth
			Catrigg Beck again
Stainforth Bridge..			.. and Force
The Ribble Way back to Settle was very muddy			The 17th century "Folly" in Settle
The B- group started with a climb up to Giggleswick Scar, then to the hamlet at Feizor, a diversion to the top of Smearsett Scar, then on to Stainforth Force waterfalls, and a (muddy) meander along the R. Ribble to Settle
Misty view from Giggleswick Scar
The tempting tea-house at Feizor..			.. was not resisted!
Across the moors..			..to Smearsett Scar
and on ..			.. to Stainforth Force
			Ribble way
The 'C' followed the River Ribble to Stainforth , before Heading up onto the Scar to the west for the views of Ribblesdale, returning to Settle via Giggleswick.
"Derrière moi -- Le Déluge!"			The obligatory bridge group portrait
And finally...
Photos by Bob Jackson, Diana Young, Phil Cunningham, Derek Hesketh, David Whitehurst, John Hodgson, Jeremy Haworth and Colin Jacobs