Holdens Farm from Burnt Edge and Lever Park. 
Winter Hill and Rivington Pike
Sunday, 21 October 2012
Winter Hill and Rivington Pike
Today we walked from Wallsuches at Horwich to Winter Hill and then on to Rivington Pike. It was a glorious autumnal day, warm with not a breathe of wind, and blue skies and golden trees. Two Crossbills flew over Matchmore Lane, Goldcrests were numerous everywhere and there was a male Stonechat just below the Pike. 
Holdens Farm from Burnt Edge and Lever Park. 
Winter Hill and Rivington Pike
Holdens Farm from Burnt Edge and Lever Park. Winter Hill and Rivington Pike
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