[TR] Crinkle Crags

Mark Thompson said:

Escaped from darkest Manchester and went for a walk and a snowball fight in
whitest Lake District.

Pics here <URL:http://photobucket.com/albums/v319/mmuclimbing> (amazing
what great scenery does for your snapshots :-)

Mark.

Enjoyed the photos, but when was this trip?. There is more snow than I
expected if it was very recent.
Does Photobucket let you supply a title with each shot, or are they
deliberately omitted and left as an exercise for the reader?. A bit too
much like hard work at the moment!.

Regards
--
GeoffC

http://v-g.me.uk

Take out The Enemy to reply

Great pictures. I was up there myself on Saturday - we went through
Crinkle Crags in masses of snow - it was quite a surprise! Didn't brave
the bad step through - far too slippery for my taste. Turned into a
lovely afternoon.

Stuey wrote in news:[email hidden]:

Quoted message said:

Great pictures. I was up there myself on Saturday - we went through
Crinkle Crags in masses of snow - it was quite a surprise! Didn't brave
the bad step through - far too slippery for my taste. Turned into a
lovely afternoon.

The walk was on Saturday 5th too. Blatent disregard for copyright
restrictions has enabled me to whack up a map of the route.
<URL:http://photobucket.com/albums/v319/mmuclimbing/>

Adding titles after posting changed the order and size of the pics (weird,
maybe I'm not doing it right) but you can give titles when you post the
pics without a problem.

The map should provide a bit of help locating where they were taken from.
We went clockwise round the route, and the pics are in reverse order.

This place looks familiar- I think we may have had enough URW people in the
valley for an expedition that weekend! <URL:http://lee-
perry.co.uk/log/20050206langdale/pages/image002.html>

Mark.

Quoted message said:

Blatent disregard for copyright
restrictions has enabled me to whack up a map of the route.
<URL:http://photobucket.com/albums/v319/mmuclimbing/>

I'm telling Sir !

--
Boo

Ah, the Crinkles! My faves!

Cheers

Blippie
--
Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour than a fortnight
of ordinary rain in a month.

Mark Thompson said:

Stuey wrote in
news:[email hidden]:

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Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

The walk was on Saturday 5th too. Blatent disregard for copyright
restrictions has enabled me to whack up a map of the route.
<URL:http://photobucket.com/albums/v319/mmuclimbing/>

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Quote from OS site

"What about the free map service on the website Get-a-map?

You are authorised to download a maximum of 10 images from the
Get-A-Map service for use on your web pages provided the correct
acknowledgment is shown which is shown on our website:"

http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/getamap/

Regards Jeff.

www.astrecks.co.uk

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