Our party of 7 set off from the Clough Head car park and picnic area, and dropped down to the end of Calf Hey Reservoir (very low), before climbing through woods and Boardman Close onto the open moors to reach the trig point at Hog Lowe Pike. Sue tried to treat her blistered heels, new boots, but felt that she would not be able to complete the full distance, and took a cut out back to her car. The remaining 6 continued over Causeway Heights and down to the Holden Wood Reservoir (also very low). The central one, Ogden, looked full, so we thought that some maintenance was ongoing, although we did not see any activity. At Holden Wood we passed the Church that was moved from Grane, which is now an Antique Centre. On the way back to Clough Head we passed round the back of Jamestone Quarry. Up to quite recently an active and thriving aggregate quarrying operation, but now quiet and deserted. A sign of the recession in the construction industry? Will it reopen, or is it the last of centuries of quarrying in the Valley of Stone? It was poignant to look over to Musbury Heights and the old chimney where Haslingden Flags had been quarried and sent round the world as paving stone. Trafalgar Square is paved with flags from Musbury Heights.