Whernside from Dent

Berlinetta said:

Hi,

Followed Wainwrights Walks in the Limestone Country from Dent (camped
@ High Laning Farm) to Whernside & Back, excellent route only passed 2
people until we met the 3 peaks circuit then it was like a
motorway!!!! glad to get back to Dent & the Sun Inn, few pictures here
if your interested. http://berlinetta.fotopic.net/c1274159.html

What's the GR for this piccy?
http://berlinetta.fotopic.net/p41086697.html

David.
--
http://www.fenrunfellwalk.co.uk

214Fells said:

Berlinetta said:

Hi,

Quoted message said:

Followed Wainwrights Walks in the Limestone Country from Dent (camped
@ High Laning Farm) to Whernside & Back, excellent route only passed 2
people until we met the 3 peaks circuit then it was like a
motorway!!!! glad to get back to Dent & the Sun Inn, few pictures here
if your interested. http://berlinetta.fotopic.net/c1274159.html

What's the GR for this piccy?http://berlinetta.fotopic.net/p41086697.html

David.
--http://www.fenrunfellwalk.co.uk

David,

Its just heading downhill from the trig point towards Whernside Tarns,
its the path everybody doing the 3 peaks will use from Ribblehead
doing the 3 peaks SD739818
http://getamap.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/getamap/frames.htm?mapAction=gaz&gazName=g&gazString=SD739818

Cheers,
Berlinetta
GreatSankey
England

sand on top of yorkshires highest. i think not. we have toched up photos
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Quoted message said:

Hi,

Followed Wainwrights Walks in the Limestone Country from Dent (camped
@ High Laning Farm) to Whernside & Back, excellent route only passed 2
people until we met the 3 peaks circuit then it was like a
motorway!!!! glad to get back to Dent & the Sun Inn, few pictures here
if your interested. http://berlinetta.fotopic.net/c1274159.html

Cheers,

Berlinetta
Great Sankey
England

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sand on top of yorkshires highest. i think not. we have toched up photos
here.

Huh? Looks like a typical path on a good day to me.

Graham

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sand on top of yorkshires highest. i think not. we have toched up photos
here.

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Huh? Looks like a typical path on a good day to me.

Looks like bare earth to me but given the underlying gritstone rock at
that point why wouldn't a little bit of sand be surprising?

--
Roger Chapman
Nearest Marilyn still to be visited - Great Orme.
89 miles as the crow flies,
considerably more as the walker drives.

chaz said:

sand on top of yorkshires highest. i think not. we have toched up photos

Chaz,

I wouldn't have the skill to touch up photos!

I promise you that is a bone dry path!

Pherhaps your justing baiting?

Cheers,
Berlinetta
GreatSankey
England

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sand on top of yorkshires highest. i think not. we have toched up photos
here.

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Huh? Looks like a typical path on a good day to me.

Looks like bare earth to me but given the underlying gritstone rock at
that point why wouldn't a little bit of sand be surprising?

Yep, I don't think Chaz is up to speed on his N Yorks geology.

Roy.

chaz said:

sand on top of yorkshires highest. i think not. we have toched up photos

Chaz,

I wouldn't have the skill to touch up photos!

I promise you that is a bone dry path!

Or are you just baiting!

Cheers,
Berlinetta
GreatSankey
England