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PICTURES AND TRIP REPORTS FROM MY WALKS IN THE ENGLISH LAKE DISTRICT
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Another old favourite this week.
The climb to Ullock Pike is not quite as hard as it seems here but it's still a fair old pull..
looking back to Bass lake from the top of the first field.
The way ahead from Watches. A peculiar name for a rock formation which is a little out of place in these slate hills.
Skiddaw in cloud, nothing unusual about that but the forecast was for clearer conditions
Bass lake with Sale Fell and Ling Fell beyond from Ling How
Binsey in the distance.
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Sue on the final easy scramble just before the top of Ullock Pike.
Derwentwater from the top.
The slate path to Skiddaw summit looks unclimbable from here.
Lovely light on Newlands
A look back at the ridge just climbed..
On the slate path now and apart from steepness there is no exposure or narrow edges..
Approaching Skiddaw and as promised the day has brightened nicely.
View down Barkbethdale to Randel Crag and the Ullock Pike ridge
A very clear Blencathra with interesting clouds above. We thought that it did seem to be a day of varied and interesting clouds
Helvellyn.
The tops of Skiddaw and Skiddaw Little Man can just be seen poking up.
Whitewater Dash falls.
Following the Cumbria Way under Dead Crags
A look back to Dash falls.
I think this is a Red Admiral.
A final look back to the Ullock Pike ridge and Skiddaw.