5th May -- Clapham, Yorkshire Dales
The B walk started along The Ingleborough Nature Trail then continuing on past Ingleborough caves followed by a short visit to view the Ice Age ravine of Trow Gill. Turning back the path headed North East through interesting limestone scenery, turning round at Thieves Moss. The return journey took us Southwards through Crummack Dale and Valley then on to the typical small Yorkshire village of Austwick, pausing for refreshment at the Game Cock before taking the track across green fields back into Clapham.
Bluebell wood
Clapham Lake
			Trow Gill
				Sue poses in her new jacket!
Blooming Austwick
			There are camper vans and camper vans!
Low water at Clapham			Hostelry at Clapham in sight
The A walk took Clapdale Lane up the West side of Clapdale reaching Trow Gill at the same time as the Bs, then carried on up the ravine and on to Gaping Gill, Little Ingleborough, Ingleborough itself then heading East to the limestone outcrops at Sulber Nick and the magnificent limestone of Moughton Scar and back to Clapham via Long Scar.
			Scrambling
up			Trow
Gill
The 'C' walk headed out on the Thwaite Lane track and over to Nappa Scars and the direction of Studrigg. From here we turned SE, to beyond Warfe, then to Wharfe Wood and on to Austwick. Finally we headed back to Clapham.
	Suspicious stowaway in the coach hold
And finally...
Tea shop at Clapham
Photos by Phil Cunningham, John Hodgson, Lindsay Page and David Whitehurst