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Driven south by monsoon conditions in their natural habitat of the Lakes, a pair of Rock Sterlings were spotted on Stanage. First seen moving around the base of Goliaths Groove they quickly moved along and climbed Fina and were last seen on Fairysteps where I was privileged to get some photos of these rare visitors to gritstone. Sadly if you would like to see this rare occurence you’re too late as after spending Sunday on limestone the visitors returned north to their natural habitat…
Pete on Fina
Fairysteps
Paul and Laetitia on Fairysteps
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2 Responses to “Rare sighting on Grit!”
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It was a great trip south – thanks for having us! Especially for good company and the tasty bacon and eggs we tucked in to on Sunday morning!
Excellent!
And thanks for dinner on Saturday night.
Strangely I had a lot of fun on the old grit stuff. Weak forearms proves I’m well out of practice of holding on to slopers. Maybe I can be convinced to come back for more.