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On the summit of Loughrigg Fell, looking towards Elterwater with the Langdale Pikes to the right
The Lake District National Park
Cumbria England


  

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Walk Photograph - On the summit of Loughrigg Fell, looking towards Elterwater with the Langdale Pikes to the right walking The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England walks

Walk Photograph by Tim Hope (3)

 

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1. Grasmere from Loughrigg Terrace
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

2. Heron Pike, Rydal Fell, Great Rigg and Fairfield from Loughrigg Terrace
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

3. On the summit of Loughrigg Fell, looking towards Elterwater with the Langdale Pikes to the right
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

4. Elterwater with The Coniston Fells beyond from Loughrigg Fell summit
The Southern Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

5. Windermere from Loughrigg Fell summit
The Southern Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

6. *360° Panoroma from the summit of Loughrigg Fell
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

7. Skelwith Bridge
The Southern Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

8. The River Brathay at Skelwith Bridge
The Southern Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

9. Skelwith Force near Skelwith Bridge
The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

10. The River Brathay near Skelwith Bridge
The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

11. On The Cumbria Way near Elterwater with The Langdale Pikes in the distance
The Southern Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

12. Elterwater
The Southern Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

13. Cumbria Way near Elterwater
The Southern Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

14. Elterwater village
The Southern Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

15. In Macclesfield Forest
The White Peak Area The Peak District National Park Cheshire England

 

16. In Macclesfield Forest
The White Peak Area The Peak District National Park Cheshire England

 

17. The Leather Smithy, Ridgegate Reservoir
The White Peak Area The Peak District National Park Cheshire England

 

18. Shutlingsloe from the edge of Macclesfield Forest
The White Peak Area The Peak District National Park Cheshire England

 

19. Macclesfield Forest (left) and Shining Tor (centre left - on the horizon) from a rather misty Shutlingsloe summit
The White Peak Area The Peak District National Park Cheshire England

 

20. Ridgegate Reservoir
The White Peak Area The Peak District National Park Cheshire England

 

21. *Starting up Stickle Ghyll from Great Langdale with Harrison Stickle (The Langdale Pikes) (far left)
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

22. Climbing up Stickle Ghyll towards Harrison Stickle (The Langdale Pikes) (left) from Great Langdale
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

23. Stickle Ghyll, Great Langdale
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

24. *Stickle Tarn dam and outflow (The Langdale Pikes)
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

25. *Harrison Stickle and Pavey Ark (The Langdale Pikes) from Stickle Tarn
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

26. *Codale Tarn (left) and Easedale Tarn from the Blea Rigg ridge with Helvellyn (left), Seat Sandal (centre) and Fairfield (right) on the horizon
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

27. *The view from Codadle Head featuring Pavey Ark (The Langdale Pikes) (centre left) and Sergeant Man (centre right)
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

28. Approaching the summit of Sergeant Man
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

29. *The view from Sergeant Man featuring Blea Rigg (centre left), Lingmoor Fell (centre distance), Stickle Tarn (partially hidden) and Pavey Ark with Harrison Stickle beyond (The Langdale Pikes) (centre right)
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

30. The view from Sergeant Man featuring Blea Rigg (centre left),Lingmoor Fell (distance centre), Stickle Tarn (partially hidden) and the shoulder of Pavey Ark (The Langdale Pikes) (right)
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

31. The High Raise (Langdale) summit trig point
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

32. *Scafell Pike (far left back) and The Borrowdale Fells featuring Allen Crags, High House Tarn Top, Red Beck Top, Looking Stead, Glaramara, Comb Head, Comb Door Top, Dovenest Top and Rosthwaite Fell (Bessyboot) from High Raise (Langdale)
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

33. Borrowdale from High Raise (Langdale)
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

34. *Harrison Stickle (left) and Pike of Stickle (right) and the Langdale Pikes Plateau from Thunacar Knott
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

35. *High Raise (Langdale) and Seargent Man (dark pimple left of centre) and Codale Head from Thunacar Knott
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

36. High Raise (Langdale) (left) and Seargent Man (dark pimple far right) from Thunacar Knott
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

37. *Stickle Tarn with Great Langdale and Lingmoor beyond from Pavey Ark Summit (Langdale Pikes)
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

38. Harrison Stickle in silhouette from Pavey Ark (Langdale Pikes)
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

39. *Pavey Ark and Stickle Tarn with the Blea Ridge beyond from Harrison Stickle Summit (Langdale Pikes)
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

40. Great Langdale with Pike of Blisco (Pike o' Blisco) beyond from the path to Pike of Stickle (The Langdale Pikes)
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

41. Rosset Gill and Mickleden Beck from Pike of Stickle (The Langdale Pikes)
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

42. *Loft Crag (foreground far left), Lingmoor, Blea Tarn, Pike of Blisco (Pike o' Blisco) , Cold Pike and Crinkle Crags (featuring Crinkle Crags (South Top), Crinkle Crags (Long Top) and Gunson Knott) (mid-distance left to right) and Wetherlam, Great Carrs and Grey Friar (far-distance centre to right) from the summit of Pike of Stickle (Langdale Pikes)
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

43. Harrison Stickle from Pike of Stickle (The Langdale Pikes)
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

44. Loft Crag from Pike of Stickle (The Langdale Pikes)
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

45. Pike of Stickle from Loft Crag (The Langdale Pikes)
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

46. Looking SE from Loft Crag (The Langdale Pikes) down Great Langdale to Elterwater, Ambleside and Windermere
The Central Fells The Lake District National Park Cumbria England

 

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