Today's walk was up to Loughrigg Fell from Rydal - a bit of a grey day really accompanied by light snow flurries throughout the walk (Crinkles and Bow Fell have a covering of snow for anyone that is heading there). Nice place for a swim though (and no, not for me!). Photos@ http://www.stridingedge.net
nice photos as ever i was going up to the lakes today had planned to do crinkle crags but the weather looked a bit iffy wish id gone now
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Today's walk was up to Loughrigg Fell from Rydal - a bit of a grey day really accompanied by light snow flurries throughout the walk (Crinkles and Bow Fell have a covering of snow for anyone that is heading there). Nice place for a swim though (and no, not for me!). Photos@ http://www.stridingedge.net
Today's walk was up to Loughrigg Fell from Rydal - a bit of a grey day really accompanied by light snow flurries throughout the walk (Crinkles and Bow Fell have a covering of snow for anyone that is heading there). Nice place for a swim though (and no, not for me!). Photos@ http://www.stridingedge.net
Gorgeous! I nipped in to have a look at your new year photos as well, and decided that even if I never so much as look at a ski (which I probably won't) I /have/ to visit 'proper' mountains sometime. Thanks, Sean. -- To reply see 'from' in headers; lose the domain, and insert dots and @ where common sense dictates.
nice photos as ever i was going up to the lakes today had planned to do crinkle crags but the weather looked a bit iffy wish id gone now
The snow flurries turned to rain at lower levels with the clouds closing in by the time I left Rydal, so it may be just as well you saved it for another day.
Gorgeous! I nipped in to have a look at your new year photos as well, and decided that even if I never so much as look at a ski (which I probably won't) I /have/ to visit 'proper' mountains sometime. Thanks, Sean.
Well worth a visit, Fran - we had some brilliantly clear weather and there was a great cable car tour (if you didn't want to ski) to Chamonix over high ground.
Gorgeous! I nipped in to have a look at your new year photos as well, and decided that even if I never so much as look at a ski (which I probably won't) I /have/ to visit 'proper' mountains sometime. Thanks, Sean.
Well worth a visit, Fran - we had some brilliantly clear weather and there was a great cable car tour (if you didn't want to ski) to Chamonix over high ground.
I tried to ski down a dry slope once. I had to have a man on each arm to hold me up and another holding the skis to stop them running away with me. I think I'll take the cable car, thanks :-) -- To reply see 'from' in headers; lose the domain, and insert dots and @ where common sense dictates.