Walk Photographs and views from British Walks published during 2016
A cold and frosty morning in the Whiteadder River valley, Berwickshire
Cnicht - aka The Welsh Matterhorn - from Croesor
Cnicht - aka The Welsh Matterhorn - from the lane out of Croesor
Cnicht - aka The Welsh Matterhorn - from the track across Croesor Bach
Moelwyn Mawr from the track across Croesor Bach
Cnicht - aka The Welsh Matterhorn from Croesor Bach
Porthmadoc and Tremadoc Bay/Bae Tremadog from the summit of Cnicht - the Welsh Matterhorn
Moelwyn Mawr from the summit of Cnicht - the Welsh Matterhorn
Moel-yr-hydd (left) and Moelwyn Mawr (centre) from the summit of Cnicht - the Welsh Matterhorn
Moelwyn Mawr (centre) from the summit of Cnicht - the Welsh Matterhorn
Llyn y Biswail with Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa) in the distance from the summit of Cnicht (North Top)
Llyn Cwm-y-foel (left) and Cnicht (right) from near Llyn Yr Adar
Llynnau Diffwys with Moelwyn Mawr beyond from near Llyn Yr Adar
Cwm Croesor from Clogwyn Brith
Old mine incline near Rhosydd Quarry
Ruined buildings in Rhosydd Quarry
Ruined buildings and machinery in Rhosydd Quarry
Disused incline in Rhosydd Quarry
Rhosydd Quarry ruins with Cnicht (left) and Cnicht (North Top) beyond
Blaenau Ffestiniog with Manod Mawr beyond from the summit of Moel-yr-hydd
Tanygrisiau Reservoir from the summit of Moel-yr-hydd
Craigysgafn and Moelwyn Bach from Moelwyn Mawr
The north-west ridge of Molewyn Mawr from the summit of Moelwyn Mawr
Cnicht and Cnicht (North Top) across Cwm Croesor from the summit of Moelwyn Mawr
Ysgafell Wen beyond Clogwyn Brith from the summit of Moelwyn Mawr
Croseor and Porthmadoc from the summit of Moelwyn Mawr
Tremadoc Bay/Bae Tremadog from the summit of Moelwyn Mawr
Craigysgafn and Moelwyn Bach from the summit of Moelwyn Mawr
Approching the summit of Craigysgafn
Croseor with The Moel Hebog mountains beyond from the summit of Craigysgafn
Ruined winding gear tower on Bwlch Stwlan
Cnicht (centre) and Cnicht (North Top) (right) from the lower slopes of Moelwyn Bach
Old rusting ladder stile on the lower slopes of Moelwyn Bach
Looking back to Millom and Duddon Sands from the path up Black Combe
Approaching Black Combe Screes
A helpful arrow leading to Black Combe summit
Black Combe summit Trig point and shelter
Apporaching White Combe summit cairn
Looking back over Black Combe and Whitecombe Screes from White Combe
Black Combe from the col on White Hall Knott
White Hall Knott from the path off White Combe
Looking back up to White Hall Knott
Clouds over the higher fells looking back towards Boot from Great Worm Crag
Devoke Water and the Birker Fells from Great Worm Crag
Looking towards Green Crag (Ulpha Fell) from Great Worm Crag
Harter Fell (Eskdale) (right) and Green Crag (Ulpha Fell) (left) from Great Worm Crag
Great Worm Crag's larger summit cairn
Green Crag (Ulpha Fell) from Great Worm Crag
A stone building with 'rust coloured roof' mentioned in walk c441
View across the derelict wall on Middlehope Moor
Old mining machinery at Nenthead Mining Museum
The wooded valley that was formally Dowgang Hush
A ruined mine building and the path to Dowgang Hush
View from Middlehope Moor summit
The Howgills from Calf Top summit
Great Coum and Gragareth from Castle Knott
The final climb to Calf Top summit
Eskholme Pike summit cairn and view
Bogs on the way to Westernhope Moor Summit
Fendrith Hill Summit Trig Point
A useful wooden path across the Swinhope Moor bog
Currick on the descent from Fiend's Fell
Cairn on the summit of Chapelfell Top
Small Pond on the way back to St John's Chapel
Westernhope Moor Summit Trig Point
Little Fell (Burton Fell) from the path to Mickle Fell
Misleading Trig Point shaped cairn on Little Fell (Burton Fell)
Fiend's Fell Summit Trig Point
Rebuilt Cairn on Little Fell (Burton Fell) but still very small
Trig Point on Little Fell (Burton Fell)
Shelter hiding the Trig Point on Little Fell (Burton Fell)
Me with the very small summit cairn on Little Fell (Burton Fell)
The boundary ditch from Chapelfell Top
Looking down into Easedale from High Raven Crag below Helm Crag
Grasmere with Loughrigg beyond from the top of High Raven Crag
Great Rigg (left). Stone Arthur (centre) and Heron Pike (right) from the top of High Raven Crag
High Raise (Langdale) and Coledale Head beyond Grasmere Common from Helm Crag
The Far Easdale Valley with Helm Crag (left) and Loughrigg (centre distance) from Brownrigg Moss
The Borrowdale Fells from Greenup Edge
High Raise (Langdale) from Low White Stones
Looking north across the High Raise (Langdale) massif
On the High Raise (Langdale) massif
Glaramara from Low White Stones summit
The Borrowdale Fells from Low White Stones
Low White Stones (foreground) with Borrowdale beyond from High Raise (Langdale)
High Raise (Langdale) summit trig point
Blea Rigg (right) from Coledale Tarn
A fallen tree with babbling stream in Parkin Clough
A hidden waterfall along the side of Ladybower Reservoir in Wiseman Hey Clough Woods
Ascending Winhill Pike (Win Hill) from Yorkshire Bridge
Ladybower Reservoir from Wiseman Hey Clough Woods
Moss in Wiseman Hey Clough Woods with the River Derwent in background
The Pines reaching to the Sky in Winhill Plantation
The River Derwent from Yorkshire Bridge
Panoramic from top of Winhill Pike (Win Hill) featuring Ladybower Reservoir
Mellbreak taken in the evening sunlight from the Kirkstile Inn in Loweswater Village
Loweswater photographed from the terrace path above Holme Wood
An old quarry with Faulds Brow summit on the horizon
The Solway Firth from Faulds Brow summit
Old Lime Kiln on Knipescar Common
Looking across Knipescar Common to Blencathra
Blencathra from the summit of Knipescar Common
Haweswater from the southern end of Knipescar Common
The boulder with memorial plaques on Caermote Hill summit
Bassenthwaite Lake from Caermote Hill
View from the summit of Caermote Hill
Binsey from the second boulder on Caermote Hill
Cows blocking the way on St. John's Hill / Caermote Hill
Another herd of cows in my way on St. John's Hill / Caermote Hill
Yet more cows not exactly looking friendly on St. John's Hill / Caermote Hill
The delightful path by Swindale Beck back to Dufton
On the cantilever stone on Glyder Fach last sunday
On the cantilever stone on Glyder Fach last sunday
No smoking sign on the door of Buttermere Church, Buttermere
The interior of Buttermere Church, Buttermere
Plaque dedicated to Alfred Wainwright in Buttermere Church, Buttermere
The wrought iron 'Shepherd�s Gate', Buttermere Church, Buttermere
Dufton Pike taken from the top of Knock Pike
The small stone marking the summit of Howes
A small tarn near the summit of Howes
Scalebarrow Knott summit cairn
Morcambe Bay from Arnside Knott
The Irish Sea from Arnside Knott
Path through Red Hills Wood, Arnside Knott
Nation Trust Donation Pillar, Arnside Knott
Arnside Knott summit Trig Point
The Blacksmiths Arms in Broughton Mills
The bridge over the River Lickle in Broughton Mills
The path between Green Bank Farm and Scrithwaite Farm
View across Broughton from The Nursery
Green Bank Farm and Broughton Mills from the bottom of Hovel Knott
Hovel Knott from the summit of Dunnerdale Fell (Broughton Mills)
Great Stickle (Dunnerdale Fells) from the summit of Dunnerdale Fell (Broughton Mills)
Great Stickle (Dunnerdale Fells) summit trig point
Great Stickle (Dunnerdale Fells) summit cairn and trig point
Small Tarn between Great Stickle (Dunnerdale Fells) and Stickle Pike (Dunnerdale Fells)
Stickle Pike (Dunnerdale Fells) summit cairn
Raven's Crag (Stickle Pike), summit cairn
The Knott (Dunnerdale Fells) summit cairn
Broughton from The Knott (Dunnerdale Fells)
Penny Crag Wood and Knott End Farm from the lowere slopes of The Knott (Dunnerdale Fells)
Knott End Farm from the lowere slopes of The Knott (Dunnerdale Fells)
Hesketh Hall in Broughton Mills
The path up Dunmallet from Pooley Bridge
Wonderful views from the path up Heughscar Hill from Pooley Bridge
Stone Circle on the way up Heughscar Hill
Grass covered limestone pavement on Heughscar Hill
Looking back on the scar of Heughscar Hill
An interesting road sign on the way down Swindale
The path to Langhowe Pike 'The Corpse Road'
Large Cairn and shelter on Seat Robert
Haskew Tarn with High Wether Howe beyond from Seat Robert
The view from High Wether Howe
Another candidate for the summit of Fewling Stones
Gouther Crag from Beastman's Crag
Looking back on Gouther Crag from the descent
Whin Rigg (left) and Lund Bridge from Buckbarrow
Illgill Head (left) and Whin Rigg (right) above the Wast Water screes from Buckbarrow
Snow on the distant Stob Binnein and Ben More from Ben Ledi
Snow scultured by the wind with the The Lawers range in the distance from Ben Ledi
Looking SW to the Irish Sea from the summit of Muncaster Fell
Burnmoor Tarn and the snow-capped Wasdale Fells from the summit of Boat How
Snow on Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa) at sunrise in January from the Rhyd Ddu path
Snow on Mynydd Mawr from the Rhyd Ddu path up Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa)
Snow on Bwlch Cwm Llan between Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa) and Yr Aran
Snow on Wild Boar Fell from Mallerstang
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