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to follow a good track and small streams to Gill, where the route joined the Pennine Way.


RAIN, mud and some blustery moments accompanied a Clitheroe Ramblers walk from Cononley, in the Aire valley, near Skipton. Setting out from the railway


Wet walk from Gononley Heading north, a; stop


up to Tow Top Moor, before turning eastwards along a bridleway past Street. Head farm to join the road leading back down to the Cononley starting point.


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