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Hardcastle Crags The name 'Hardcastle Crags' is used to refer to the whole of the National Trusts estate on both sides of Hebden Dale . Most visitors don't stray past Gibson Mill. The Crags themselves are to the north of that point between the main track and the Hebden Water
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| Author | Phil Champion |
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