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I had a walk up to Sour Howes and Sallows today, the weather started of
dull and overcast and amazingly came clear in a very short space of
time with sunshine and blue skies! The clouds lifted completely off the
Coniston range and Red Screes/Caudale Moor during the walk. It was much
better weather than yesterday when I did a circuit of the fells above
Loweswater where the clouds never lifted at all during the day. Photo's
are posted:
Regards,
Sean
Good TR, as always.
Of particular interest to me as I'm starting my round of Wainwrights by
concentrating on the Far Eastern fells..
email hidden said:Good TR, as always.
Of particular interest to me as I'm starting my round of Wainwrights by
concentrating on the Far Eastern fells..
They can prove addictive, and slow your round down! Added to that,
they are so close to the M6 that access is very good for most people.
It's a smashing area. Longsleddale at dusk in the moonlight by the
camp fire, Mardale in the mist, Martindale on a summer morning -
superb!
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"....they are so close to the M6..."
Thats the major factor, when travelling to/from Scotland it does fit in
the schedule nicely to have a couple of hours on the fells to break the
journey.......
Quoted message said:"....they are so close to the M6..."
Thats the major factor, when travelling to/from Scotland it does fit
in
Quoted message said:the schedule nicely to have a couple of hours on the fells to break
the
Quoted message said:journey.......
....and the further east you go, the quieter it is.
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