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Wednesday 9th July 2008
Start point:
Rydal (NY
365 062)
Rydal - Loughrigg Terrace -
Loughrigg Fell
- Loughrigg
Cave - Rydal
Distance: 4.2 miles
Total Ascent: 420 metres
Time Taken: 1 hour 45 minutes
Weather: Overcast. 18oC.
Route Map
It was sunny in the south this morning
but the weather gradually closed in as I made my way into the centre of
the Lake District. It was still warm, however, and the walk along
Loughrigg Terrace is always a pleasant one whatever the weather. There
was an abundance of Foxgloves up there today though they are slowly but
surely being overtaken by the ever advancing bracken.

Rydal Water - someone's left their transport.

Casper doesn't need it though, he's doing that Casper
thing in the water. Silver How is at the head of Rydal Water.

Walking along the banks of Rydal Water.

Silver How from the start of Loughrigg Terrace,
foxgloves abound.

Looking down on Grasmere from the Terrace.

The view from higher up, the cloud lifting from Helm
Crag and the central fells.

Helm Crag above Grasmere with the ridge to Gibson
Knott rising to the left.

A lovely view at the top of the climb to Loughrigg
Fell.

The Coniston fells lost in the cloud beyond Elter
Water.

The summit of Loughrigg Fell.

Windermere.

Looking back to the summit; there's one or two up
there now.

Nab Scar across Rydal Water from the descent.

The sun's coming out now whilst some children get a
canoeing lesson in Rydal Water.
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