Talk:Chinley

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I read that Chinley Churn is 1484 feet high - hardly a nondescript hill, surely?

I live below Chinley Churn/ Cracken Edge and believe me it is not a nondescript hill!

I am currently looking at Chinley Churn, and there is nothing spectacular about it. It's a very nice hill, and it's pleasant to walk up, but there's nothing really much else to say about it, or to distinguish it from dozens of others.--Rat 22:44, 8 July 2006 (UTC)

mehh either way....I think the population figure is way off now as well, if you look at how many houses have been built in chinley recently....Oatey 22:30, 21 September 2006 (UTC)