Right, I'm throwing my hat into the ring.
Me and Mrs. B used to regularly drive to Hebden Bridge on a Sunday and if the train was MORE than ten minutes away, we'd walk to Tod on either the high, medium or low route (depending on clarity) and when we got there, get the choo choo back. If the train was LESS than ten minutes away, we'd catch it to Tod and walk back on one of the above routes, again depending on the amount of visibility.
Our favourite version of that was walking TO Tod over Stoodley Pike and stopping off at the Top Brinks en-route.
Me and Mrs. B used to regularly drive to Hebden Bridge on a Sunday and if the train was MORE than ten minutes away, we'd walk to Tod on either the high, medium or low route (depending on clarity) and when we got there, get the choo choo back. If the train was LESS than ten minutes away, we'd catch it to Tod and walk back on one of the above routes, again depending on the amount of visibility.
Our favourite version of that was walking TO Tod over Stoodley Pike and stopping off at the Top Brinks en-route.