Aiggin Stone - Is a guide stone marking the summit of an ancient road. Blackstone Edge, Lancashire

From the Aiggin Stone onwards for three miles, the Pennine Way crosses into Lancashire (this is its first and only time) after this the Pennine Way crosses back into West Yorkshire.

Day 3 - Standedge to Hebden Bridge (15 miles)...lovely sunny weather, crossing the M62 and a rather imposing monument

April 29th 2008
Tuesday 29 April - After a hug, kiss and goodbye to the very sweet lady at our B&B, we caught the bus back to where we left the Pennine Way the previous evening at Standedge, and with at last some fine weather set off into the hills again. We had a bit of a scare as we realised we didn't have our main camera...but it turned out it had been transported with our luggage so all was well. Fortunate ... read more

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