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Duddon Valley and Harter Fell from Grey Friar   Snow on Dean Rocks and Hoarstone Edge from Dove Stone Reservoir   Me and my best friend Sam on Nethermost Pike   Innominate Tarn, Hay Stacks   Grisdale Tarn   The Langdale Pikes from Crinkle Crags (South Top)   Hartington from Hartington Station on the Tissington Trail   The River Dove, Dove Dale   Dove Valley, Hartington   Gazeley Church, near Newmarket   Gazeley Village Green (on The Icknield Way), near Newmarket   Church at Dalham, near Newmarket   Old kiln at Dalham, near Newmarket   St Peters Church at Moulton, near Newmarket   Ford at Moulton, near Newmarket   Old Bridge at Moulton, near Newmarket   Packhorse Bridge at Moulton, near Newmarket   Chipping with Parlick and Paddy's Pole (Fair Snape Fell) beyond from Jeffrey Hill   Haweswater from Low Kop   High Raise and Raven Howe from Rampsgill Head   High Street Summit   Small Water and Haweswater from Nan Bield Pass   Small Water   Having fun on Cat Bells (Catbells) in the pouring rain   Ullswater Steamer from the Ullswater Shore path   Hopegill Head and Hobcarton Crag from Grisedale Pike   Langstrath Valley   Stickle Tarn and Harrison Stickle from Easy Gully in the Langdale Pikes   Fairfield and Red Screes from Wansfell Pike   Scope End with Hindscarth beyond from Newlands   David J Pinder and Peter Marwood on Pen y Fan   David J Pinder and Peter Marwood on Pen y Fan   Cottages at Coddenham   Broom Hill, Coddenham   River in Gipping Valley   Mill at Baylham   Sharmford Weir   Shrublands Park Tower   Coed Victoria (with a disused Slate Quarries beyond) from the Llanberis Path up Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa)   Approcahing Llanberis and Llyn Peris on the Llanberis Path up Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa)   Llyn Cwellyn and Mynydd Mawr (Llyn Cwellyn) (centre left) and Moel Eilio (Llanberis) (far right) from Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa)   Llyn Peris, Llanberis and the Snowdon Mountain Railway from Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa)   The cliffs and sea at Saltburn - on an alternative coast to coast walk   Kingsdale Beck - on an alternative coast to coast walk   Ribblehead Viaduct - on an alternative coast to coast walk   Sheep in the Vale of York - on an alternative coast to coast walk   Moors Hill & Wood - on an alternative coast to coast walk   Mount Grace Priory - on an alternative coast to coast walk   On Roseberry Topping - The Yorkshire Matterhorn - on an alternative coast to coast walk   Roseberry Topping - The Yorkshire Matterhorn - on an alternative coast to coast walk   Woods near Swainby - on an alternative coast to coast walk   Arnside Pier - the start of an alternative coast to coast walk   Scafell Pike (left) and Sca Fell (right) from Wasdale   Me and my two sons Neil and Andrew on Tal y Fan   Sleet How (left), Outerside and Barrow (Newlands) (centre) and Causey Pike (right) from Crag Hill (Eel Crag)   Skiddaw and Blencathra from Grisedale Pike summit   South East from Grisedale Pike summit   Approaching Grisedale Pike   Grisedale Pike from Sand Hill   Grisedale Pike and Hopegill Head from Crag Hill (Eel Crag)   Steve and Andrew on Beda Head (Beda Fell)   Braithwaite, Keswick and Derwent Water from Grisedale Pike   Pete, George and myself Andy Brown at the bottom of Ben Nevis ready to start the Three Peaks Challenge   Pete and Andy on Ben Nevis during the Three Peaks Challenge   Andy Brown on Snowdon during the Three Peaks Challenge   Pete and Andy on Scafell Pike (at 4am) during the Three Peaks Challenge   Windsurfing on Alphin Pike   Dick Hill and Dovestones Reservoir from Hoarstone Edge   Me on Hoarstone Edge   Hoarstone Edge from Chew Reservoir   Dick Hill and Dovestones Reservoir from Chew Reservoir   God's Bridge over Sleightholme Beck   An Teallach   Cribyn from Pen y Fan   Rutland Water   Cold Overton   Bruno above Cautley Spout   Cautley Spout Lower Falls   The Howgill Fells from Cautley Spout   Whitesands Bay, St David's Head   Limestone Pavement at the top of Malham Cove   Malham Tarn   Looking over Malham Cove   Malham Cove from Malham   Climbing Gordale Scar nr Malham Cove   Gordale Scar nr Malham Cove   Approaching Gordale Scar nr Malham Cove   Fly Agaric Fungi found in Tunstall Forest   Tunstall Forest   Tunstall Forest   Orford Quay on River Ore   Towards Elterwater from (partway up) Loughrigg Fell   My daughter on Wansfell Pike   On the summit of The Old Man of Coniston   Flowering Heather on Edmundbyers Common   Kensgriff from Yarlside   Cautley Spout from Yarlside   Early Morning in The Cairngorms from near Ryvoan Bothy   Ryvoan Pass and Bothy   *Loch Levan from nr Na Gruagaichean  

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