Stickle Pike
The weather was really closed in and downright miserable this morning
Walks
Coniston Old Man and Brim Fell Rake
Today I had a walk with Clive Hutchby who is currently updating his 4th Wainwright Book ‘The Southern Fells’…
Yewbarrow
There was a bit of a change in the weather today and it was completely different to the wet and windy weather of the last week…
Lake District autumn tour
This week the Autumn weather has been fantastic so today’s gallery is from a tour around some of the great places in the Lake District, hopefully shown off to best effect by the weather.
Middle Fell
The fabulous weather from this week continued today and it was well worth a visit to Wasdale for a walk up to Middle Fell.
Coniston Old Man
What a gorgeous morning, the sun was certainly shining this morning and the fells were glowing with it – time for one of our favourites.
Walla Crag
Love the Lakes, Keswick – Springs Road – Springs Wood – Rakefoot – Walla Crag – Derwent Water – Love the Lakes, Keswick [4.9 miles, 322m ascent]
Brock Barrow
Time for a late afternoon walk up to Brock Barrow after a fabulous day of sunny weather – there are great views from up there on a day such as this.
Loweswater Fells
What a fantastic summer’s day for a walk over the Loweswater fells – the sun was shining, the birds were singing (the dogs were barking!) – I really enjoyed this one.
The Dodds
It’s not so long ago that I did this walk (back in January) but I wanted to have another walk around to check notes as this will be a featured walk soon in Trail magazine.
Birks
The weather turned out to be one of the poorer days in the middle of a stunning week this week…but you have to take your opportunities when you can so that’s what we did when we had a short walk up to two of the smaller fells at the head of Ullswater.
Red Screes
Time for a quick walk this morning but the weather was not too kind…or too summery at all this morning!
Middle Fell
What a fabulous morning it was with really clear air and that ‘good to be alive’ feeling. We had time for a quick walk up to well trodden (by us) Middle Fell, the views from there of the Scafells and the head of Wasdale are simply fantastic.
Blea Rigg via Whitegill Crag
New Dungeon Ghyll – Whitegill Crag (ravine) – Blea Rigg – Sergeant Man – High Raise – Thunacar Knott – Harrison Stickle – Pike Howe – New Dungeon Ghyll [6.4 miles, 778m ascent]