Day 3 - Standedge to Hebden Bridge

It was raining the morning we set off here, which meant carrying a wet heavier tent. Always give your tent a good shake off begore rolling it up. This third days walk was easier comapred to the prevous two. Maybe it was us getting used to the new routine. But the sharp climbs of day one and two were not repeated.

The M62 is crossed on this day. Its very windy as you cross the bridge.
Notably there was another hot food caravan just prior to the bridge. The workers here did warn us to watch out for the farmers trying to shoot walkers ! eek.

Hitching a ride from the point where you leave Callis Woods, meeting the Rochdale Canal. This lovely couple (Dafney & Ray) gave us a lift into Hebden Bridge, Gifting us with tea and Blue Ribbond biscuits.

Hebden Bridge Youth Club.
Another Late night drink ..... tea + coffee

In Hebden Bridge,

Staying at the Angledale B&B ran by a moustached fella called Stephen, good rest here and the first chance of warm accomodation.

Phones charged & English Breakfast is what the doctor ordered. Infact we shared a late night Cocoa with a Swiss Docotor (Dr. Peter) in the AngelDale.