TR:The Langdale Pikes

Brrrrrr -looked chilly

What mapping tool is used to generate the 3d route?

"Sean McMahon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I had a walk around the Langdales today - trying to get it in before
the busy Easter period. It seemed warmer than it has been lately and
the snow, whilst still present, is receding. I noticed it had virtually
gone from the Coniston Fells on the way up there.

Photo's are posted:

http://www.stridingedge.net

Regards,
Sean

Sean McMahon said:

I had a walk around the Langdales today - trying to get it in before
the busy Easter period. It seemed warmer than it has been lately and
the snow, whilst still present, is receding. I noticed it had virtually
gone from the Coniston Fells on the way up there.

Photo's are posted:

http://www.stridingedge.net

Happy Birthday, Angus! (Doesn't smile much, does he?)

How do you match up the panoramas with the names of the hills? Do you
make a note at the time that you take the photo? (The only time I
have ever been asked to identify where I was when I took a photo I was
able to match up my GPS track, on MemoryMap, with my camera time.)

Judith

No, I don't make any notes but do it from memory (they are done
immediately following a walk so it's not so bad). I think I have the
lay of the land now, so that makes it easier as well - I work out
what's what as I'm walking.

Judith said:

How do you match up the panoramas with the names of the hills? Do

you

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make a note at the time that you take the photo?

Perhaps its a skill or having a photographic memory but even being a
Lakeland novice I can already recognise the other hills from the areas
I've visited e.g. from the top of Place Fell looking south-west it was
easy to name Hartsop Dodd with Caudale Moor behind then Kirkstone
Pass....etc, etc