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Looking up Swirral Edge   Catstye Cam from Helvellyn   Ullswater from Glenridding Dodd   Striding Edge (High Spying How) from the top of Swirral Edge on Helvellyn   Banishead Quarry   Red Gill Beck ravine SE of Walna Scar   Broughton Moor Inversion from White Maiden and Walna Scar   Coniston Valley Inversion from White Maiden and Walna Scar   Scafell, Scafell Pike, and Great End from White Maiden and Walna Scar   Howden Reservoir   Howden Reservoir   Howden Reservoir   Cefn-Du, Moel Eilio (Llanberis), Foel Gron, Foel Goch and Moel Cynghorion from Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa)   Yewbarrow (left), Kirk Fell (partially hidden), Great Gable (centre) Lingmell, Scafell Pike (partially hidden) and Illgill Head (right) from across Wast Water   Wasdale   Bolsover Castle   Llyn Llydaw from Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa)   Y Lliwedd from the Pyg Track path on the lower slopes of Crib Goch   Hawridge   Hawridge   Hawridge   Hawridge   Frozen path on Mellbreak North end   Crummock Water South shore   Grasmoor summit from Mellbreak   Icicles on Mellbreak   Grasmoor across Crummock Water   Robinson and Buttermere from Mellbreak   Paragliding from Mellbreak   Mellbreak from Mellbreak (North Top) with Red Pike beyond   Loweswater from Mellbreak   Mellbreak   Fields near Robin Hood's Bay   Robin Hood's Bay   Lighthouse nr Robin Hood's Bay   Robin Hood's Bay from Ravenscar   Ravenscar across Robin Hood's Bay   Views from Parlick   Parlick and Paddy's Pole (Fair Snape Fell) from Longridge Fell (Spire Hill)   Parlick from Paddy's Pole (Fair Snape Fell)   Yes Tor Summit   High Willhays Summit   Yes Tor from High Willhays (foreground)   Meldon Viaduct from Meldon Reservoir   The Duddon Valley from Whitfell (Whit Fell)   The Esk Estuary from Whitfell (Whit Fell)   The Duddon Estuary from Whitfell (Whit Fell)   Burnmoor (left) and Whitfell (Whit Fell) (centre) from Kinmont Buck Barrow   Buck Barrow from Kinmont Buck Barrow   The Scafell Massif from Great Carrs   Pike of Blisco (Pike o' Blisco) and the Wrynose Pass from Wet Side Edge   The Old Man of Coniston, Brim Fell and Dow Crag from Swirl How   Skiddaw from Great Carrs   Little Langdale from Wet Side Edge   Langdale Pikes from Fell Foot   The Greenburn Valley from Great Carrs   Greenburn Copper Works   Great Carrs from Swirl How   Duddon Estuary from Stickle Pike (Dunnerdale Fells)   Great Carrs from Grey Friar   Ill Crag (left) Broad Crag (centre) and Scafell Pike (right) from Great End (Scafell Massif)   Skiddaw and Derwent Water (in distance) with Seathwaite Fell and Sprinkling Tarn (foreground) from Great End (Scafell Massif)   Seathwaite Fell from Great End (Scafell Massif)   The Langdale Pikes and Windermere from Great End (Scafell Massif)   Eskdale from Ill Crag (Scafell Massif)   Forestry Works on Harter Fell (Eskdale)   Peel Island and Coniston Water from Beacon (Blawith Fells)   Blawith Common, Torver Low Common and The Coniston Fells from Beacon (Blawith Fells)   Beacon (Blawith Fells) from Beacon Tarn   Climbing Beacon (Blawith Fells) with Coniston Water beyond   Bowness-on-Windermere from Claife Heights (High Blind How)   Keswick and Derwent Water from Latrigg   Helvellyn (left) High Rigg (foreground) and Thirlmere from Lonscale Fell   Hindscarth, Scope End (foreground) and Robinson from Little Town   The Newlands Valley from Dale Head (Newlands)   Rannerdale Knotts, Crummock Water, Mellbreak and Loweswater from Robinson   *Wensleydale from Great Shunner Fell   Kilnsey Crag from Conistone   Gill Head and Swaledale from Gunnerside   Swaledale from Muker   The River Swale with Muker beyond   Pen-y-ghent from Horton in Ribblesdale   The Yorkshire Three Peaks from Fountains Fell   Stony Cove Pike (Caudale Moor) and Thornthwaite Crag from Hartsop   Hartsop and Ullswater beyond from Hartsop Dodd   Glen Nevis from Glen Nevis Youth Hostel   Glen Nevis from Glen Nevis Youth Hostel   Views nr Neuadd Reservoir   Buttermere   Buttermere   Sudeley Castle   Sudeley Castle   Lynes Barn Farm from Campden Lane (Track)   Farmcote from Campden Lane (Track)   The River Ashop   Bluebells on Loughrigg Fell   Cat Bells (Catbells) and Derwent Water from Surprise View nr Ashness Bridge   Innominate Tarn on Hay Stacks   Kirk Fell (left), Great Gable (centre) and Lingmell from across Wast Water   Swirral Edge (Helvellyn) and Catstye Cam  

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