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Caw

Walked on 14/10/2005

Start point: Kiln Bank Cross (SD 215 933)

Kiln Bank Cross – Park Head Road – Long Mire – Caw (OF) – Park Head Road – Kiln Bank Cross

Distance: 2.7 miles     Total Ascent: 250 metres     Time Taken: 1 hour 10 minutes

Weather: Overcast and cool. 10°C.

Closer to home today with a short, steep ascent up to Caw from Kiln Bank Cross above Broughton Mills (normally I climb Stickle Pike from here). It was a bit grey again but there was a good view beyond the cloudy Scafells to the Pillar group which were bathed in sunshine, as was the west Cumbrian coast.

 

Caw

Caw route map.

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Hesk Fell from Park Head Road.

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Walking along the Park Head Road, the old quarry road between Seathwaite in the Duddon Valley and Broughton Mills.

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Harter Fell across the Duddon Valley, Wallowbarrow Crag in front.

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Caw.

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Black Combe in the distance with Stickle Pike in the foreground.

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Someone's getting the sunshine! The distant Pillar group of fells.

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The Duddon Estuary.

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Looking to the Coniston fells with Grey Friar to the left.

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Caw summit.

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Descending the shattered rocks of Caw.

Caw - panorama2

Stickle Pike.

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