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The Irish Sea and South Head, St Bees   Ann Strain, Kevin Finn, Jill Willcockson and Theresa Howard at St Bees at the start of   New Mills from Chinley Churn   Cracken Edge   Chinley Churn   Chinley Churn summit trig point   Old quarries on Chinley Churn   Old quarries on Chinley Churn   Mount Famine and Kinder Scout from Chinley Churn   Chapel-en-le-Frith from Chinley Churn   Chinley Churn   Hayfield from Chinley Churn   Mount Famine and South Head from Cracken Edge   Shutlingsloe Summit   Lane near Wildboarclough   Woodland on the lower slopes of The Wrekin   Looking East from The Wrekin   The summit Trig Point on The Wrekin   Looking Northwest from The Wrekin   The Transmitter on the top of The Wrekin   Looking South from The Wrekin   Sca Fell (left), Mickledore (centre), Scafell Pike (centre-right) and Ill Crag (right) from Crinkle Crags (Long Top)   Approaching The Band and Stool End Farm from Great Langdale   Pike of Stickle and the Langdale Pikes from Gunson Knott (Crinkle Crags)   Tuckerman Ravine   Huntington Ravine   Panorama from Half Dome summit   Half Dome from Yosemite Point   Half Dome from The John Muir Trail   Half Dome from Curry Village   The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone   The Grand Tetons from Hermitage Point   The Grand Tetons from Swan Lake   Crummock Water and Low Ling Crag - with Rannerdale Knotts (left), Fleetwith Pike (centre) and The High Stile Ridge (right)   Crummock Water, Rannerdale Knotts (left) and The High Stile Ridge from nr Cinderdale Common   Crummock Water, Rannerdale Knotts (left) and The High Stile Ridge from Cinderdale Common   Tarn Hows in the snow   Partially frozen Yew Tree Tarn near Tarn Hows   Lingmore Fell and the Langdale Pikes from Iron Keld near Tarn Hows   Wetherlam with the Langdale Pikes beyond from Iron Keld near Tarn Hows   Hale Head Lighthouse with Helsby Hill beyond the River Mersey   Holme Fell from Yew Tree Tarn near Tarn Hows   The run off at the southern end of Yew Tree Tarn near Tarn Hows   The Edale Valley from Back Tor (Hollins Cross)   Dove Stone Reservoir with snow on Great Dove Stone Rocks beyond   The Old Man of Coniston summit   Above Low Water on the way up The Old Man of Coniston   Low Water - on the way up The Old Man of Coniston   Climbing Snowdon via the Pyg track   Climbing Snowdon via the Pyg track   Lanberis Pass from the Pyg track above Pen y Pass   Approaching Crib Goch from the east   Cardigan Bay from Snowdon summit   Snow on Y Lliwedd from the summit of Snowdon   Cardigan Bay from Snowdon summit   On Lose Hill (Ward's Piece)   Thwaite Scars from near Crummack   Norber from Crummack Lane (Track)   The River Doe near The Ingleton Waterfalls   The River Doe near The Ingleton Waterfalls   The Ingleton Waterfalls - Thornton Force from the side   The Ingleton Waterfalls - Small Thornton Force from behind   The Ingleton Waterfalls - Thornton Force   Sean, Rosie and Bess in Swaledale near Reeth   Wensledale from Swaledale in the snow   Disused Chimney near Reeth   Swaledale near Reeth   The River Swale near Reeth   On the Yorkshire Three Peaks below Pen-y-ghent   Watlowes dry valley above Malham Cove   Cliffe Park, Rudyard Reservoir   Unusual building on the shores of Rudyard Reservoir   Rudyard Reservoir   The Roaches and Hen Cloud from Gun (Staffordshire)   Sunset over Alsop en le Dale   Shutlingsloe from Heaton   A snowy Dovestone Reservoir with Dick Hill beyond from Chew Brook   Lochan Beinn Chabhair from (the slower slopes of) Beinn Chabhair   Early morning frost on Rannoch Moor   Glyder Fawr from Llechog (Llanberis Path) on the way up Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa)   Crib Goch from Llechog (Llanberis Path) on the way up Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa)   An unscheduled halt on Llechog (Llanberis Path) on the way up Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa)   Taking a breather near Clogwyn Station on the Llanberis Path up Snowdon   Llechog (Llanberis Path) and the lesser known Tryfan (Snowdon) from The Pass of Llanberis   Buttermere from Hay Stacks   Innominate Tarn (Hay Stacks) with a snow-capped Pillar beyond   *360° Panorama from Fleetwith Pike   Looking towards Bassenthwaite and The Skiddaw Massif from Raise (Helvellyn)   Thirlmere from Stybarrow Dodd   Thirlmere from Raise (Helvellyn)   *The Helvellyn summit ridge, Whiteside, Thirlmere and Watson's Dodd from Raise (Helvellyn) summit   *Panorama looking North West from Stybarrow Dodd   The Sleet How Ridge with Skiddaw beyond from Grisedale Pike   Stile End, Outerside and Causey Pike from Sleet How   The High Stile Ridge and Buttermere from Fleetwith Pike   Lower Laithe Reservoir from Penistone Hill near Haworth   The Sea at Southend on Sea   Hadleigh Castle, Southend on Sea   Quarry pool by the Miners' track on the lower NE slopes of Carnedd Moel Siabod   Peel Crag, Hadrian's Wall  

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