Which one is correct?
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Wandope/Wanlope
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Wandope.
I hadn't realised it was a Wainwright until years later, then I realised I'd missed it's summit by
about 20 metres. Oh well another walk I suppose. Like a few other Wainwrights it's just a bump not a
real mountain as your eyes are looking at Grasmoor and Crag Hill.Jhimmy.
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I'll go with Wandope Paul, AW mentioned that it had been marked as Wanlope on "recent" Ordnance
Survey maps but that was back in 1963. Dave All Wainwrights completed 74 Walks......763
miles......approx 200,000' of ascent to complete. At Heysham looking across Morecambe Bay to the
Cumbrian Fells
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