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Derby Tup Nov 2023 8:52pm, 10 Nov 2023 62,017 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup Sorry Meglet yes Thruscross
Northern Exile Nov 2023 9:18pm, 10 Nov 2023 9,869 posts	Quote Pin Northern Exile Good guesses and not too far off🙂 Thruscross dam is not quite as ornate and more functional. Anyone else?
paulcook Nov 2023 9:19pm, 10 Nov 2023 3,669 posts	Quote Pin paulcook Only other one I know up there is Fewston and I can't remember seeing it before though I honestly couldn't see which one of Fewston or Swinsty I've actually been round.
MudMeanderer Nov 2023 9:30pm, 10 Nov 2023 2,481 posts	Quote Pin MudMeanderer I'd vaguely recognised it from a run I did probably more than a decade ago, but I'll admit I had to check its name, so I'll leave it for others to guess for the moment. For those after a clue though, follow your existing ideas, but keep going north a bit, and then a bit more!
Derby Tup Nov 2023 9:39pm, 10 Nov 2023 62,018 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup I think I know. Need to check the name
Derby Tup Nov 2023 9:40pm, 10 Nov 2023 62,019 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup Lindley Wood?
Northern Exile Nov 2023 10:06pm, 10 Nov 2023 9,870 posts	Quote Pin Northern Exile Another good guess, but I reckon Mud has it - was it the old Frostbite 30 you did? I also did that a few times. The picture is of the outflow from Scar House, so pretty much the head of Nidderdale. The reservoir and dam provide water to Bradford.
Derby Tup Nov 2023 10:07pm, 10 Nov 2023 62,025 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup Scar house was giing to be my next guess
Northern Exile Nov 2023 10:11pm, 10 Nov 2023 9,871 posts	Quote Pin Northern Exile A lot of history round there. If ever you're in Pateley to the AONB museum is well worth a visit.
Derby Tup Nov 2023 10:17pm, 10 Nov 2023 62,026 posts	Quote Pin Derby Tup It's interesting that is is associated with (rightly) Nidderdale while I think of it being close to Kettlewell in Wharfedale Stef and I went over towards the res over Little Whernside the first day I met her. Loads of tussocks and wet ground