Reaching Stoodley Pike
At the best vantage point, looking over Hebden Bridge and Heptonstall, with Stoodley Pike, Todmorden, standing tall in the background, towering proudly over the country hills.
Dry stone walling frames the foreground, aligning against a farmhouse situated at the top of one end of the valley. With a view over a shrouded forest leading into vast green farmland lit up by the golden sunlight, sectioned up by sharp lines of dry stone walling.
The villages and hamlets of Hebden Bridge and Heptonstall sit perfectly in the background, shadowed by a cloud from the dramatic sunset-giving off a light glow from the sunlight behind.
The rolling hills roll on, infinitely it seems, until we reach the high point, Stoodley Pike. With it’s monument situated on top, standing tall and proud over the valley.
At the best vantage point, looking over Hebden Bridge and Heptonstall, with Stoodley Pike, Todmorden, standing tall in the background, towering proudly over the country hills.
Dry stone walling frames the foreground, aligning against a farmhouse situated at the top of one end of the valley. With a view over a shrouded forest leading into vast green farmland lit up by the golden sunlight, sectioned up by sharp lines of dry stone walling.
The villages and hamlets of Hebden Bridge and Heptonstall sit perfectly in the background, shadowed by a cloud from the dramatic sunset-giving off a light glow from the sunlight behind.
The rolling hills roll on, infinitely it seems, until we reach the high point, Stoodley Pike. With it’s monument situated on top, standing tall and proud over the valley.
At the best vantage point, looking over Hebden Bridge and Heptonstall, with Stoodley Pike, Todmorden, standing tall in the background, towering proudly over the country hills.
Dry stone walling frames the foreground, aligning against a farmhouse situated at the top of one end of the valley. With a view over a shrouded forest leading into vast green farmland lit up by the golden sunlight, sectioned up by sharp lines of dry stone walling.
The villages and hamlets of Hebden Bridge and Heptonstall sit perfectly in the background, shadowed by a cloud from the dramatic sunset-giving off a light glow from the sunlight behind.
The rolling hills roll on, infinitely it seems, until we reach the high point, Stoodley Pike. With it’s monument situated on top, standing tall and proud over the valley.