
When the atmosphere is heavily charged with moisture they are sapphire blue, deepening in intensity when rain clouds roll their black masses along the flat summits. Under these conditions only a grand succcession of bold curves outlined against a gloomy sky can be discerned. Each great land-form – the cone of Roseberry Topping, the flat-topped Hasty Bank, the sugar-loafed shape of Cold Moor, the hog-backed sweep of Cranimoor (Cringle Moor) – looms up yet larger as day wanes and dark shadows fall athwart its crags and slopes.
Elgee/Moorlands
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