This looks more like P. falcata. The check is the presence of dark stalks that have lost their pinnae, and uniform width of pinnae. I can't quite tell from the photos. I should wander up to the trig point and have a look.
Thanks David I have also thought of it as falcata, but when I saw my photo I thought that the white hairs were distinctive of calidirupium and that they should be brown on falcata - am I looking at the wrong thing or have I my colours confused?
I think the two hybridise, so it's not a simple matter. If the lower pinnae are substantially broader than the middle and upper ones, I'd say P. calidirupium. If they are much the same, P. falcata.
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