Photographs of Walks submitted by your fellow go4awalkers before June, 2004

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Melmerby Fell from Knapside Hill   Melmerby Fell summit cairn   Cairn on Melmerby Fell   Cairn on Melmerby Fell   Cairn on Melmerby Fell   Muska Fell and Cuns Fell from Melmerby Fell   Melmerby Fell from Cuns Fell   Cuns Fell summit   Brown Hill and Muska Fell from Cuns Fell   On Cross Fell   Looking toward Hay Bluff from Sugar Loaf (Y Fal)   Tryfan from the top of Bristley Ridge, Glyder Fach   Richie and I on the summit of Ben Nevis   Looking West onto Starbotton village from Cam Head   Looking south from Cam Head towards Kettlewell   Looking over the edge of Malham Cove   Janet's Foss, Malham   Hayley Me and Jo on top of Whernside Summit - giving the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge Walk another bash   Admiring the view at the top of a windless Ingleborough   Gordale Scar near Malham   The River Lune half mile upstream from Devil's Bridge, Kirkby Lonsdale   Me at the summit trig point on Helvellyn   My son on Latrigg   Old Mill Cottages in Ravensdale Wood just up from Cressbrook   Me on Kinder Downfall wondering what happened to the waterfall   Solomon's Temple in Buxton Country Park   On Heron Pike - with a view all the way from Lake Windermere to Morecambe Bay   Innominate Tarn, Hay Stacks with Great Gable beyond   Innominate Tarn, Hay Stacks with Great Gable, Kirk Fell and Scafell Pike in the distance   Crummock Water (far left) and Buttermere with Grasmoor beyond from Hay Stacks   High Crag (left), Crummock Water (left distance) and Buttermere with Grasmoor beyond from Hay Stacks   Crummock Water (far left) and Buttermere with Grasmoor beyond from Hay Stacks   Hay Stacks summit   Crummock Water (far left) and Buttermere with Grasmoor beyond from Hay Stacks   The South East shore of Buttermere Lake from near High Wax Knott above Peggy's Bridge (on the way to Hay Stacks)   *Derwent Water from Bleaberry Fell   Ashness Bridge over Barrow Beck with Skiddaw in the distance   Grisedale Hause, Dollywaggon Pike (centre), Nethermost Pike, Helvellyn and Striding Edge (High Spying How) (far right) from Great Rigg   Grisedale Tarn from Seat Sandal   St Sunday Crag (left), Fairfield (right) and Grisedale Hause from Seat Sandal   Wast Water from Lingmell Gill on the way up Scafell Pike. The fell to the right is Middle Fell   Lingcove Bridge   The Swan Hotel near Grasmere with Stone Arthur beyond   Helm Crag from Stone Arthur   Grasmere from Stone Arthur   Black Sail Hut, Ennerdale   St Sunday Crag from Fairfield   Grisedale from Seat Sandal   Castle Crag from the Cumbria Way above Seatoller   Buttermere Lake with High Snockrigg beyond from near High Wax Knott above Peggy's Bridge (on the way to Hay Stacks)   Seat Sandal summit   Path towards Mill Bridge from Seat Sandal   Sadgill Bridge   Shipman Knotts from Sadgill   Great Howe from Sadgill   Shipman Knotts and Longsleddale from Great Howe   Grey Crag (Sleddale) Summit   Survey Post on Tarn Crag (Sleddale)   Gatescarth Pass   Disused quarry below Tarn Crag (Sleddale)   Mungrisdale Common summit   Sharp Edge from Foule Crag, Blencathra   Mungrisdale Common from Blencathra   Hallsfell Top, Blencathra   Baystones (Wansfell) from Wansfell Pike summit   Wansfell Pike from Baystones (Wansfell) summit   Nanny Lane, Troutbeck   The famous Bridge House in Ambleside   Troutbeck Village   Windermere from Skelghyll Wood   Clough Head from High Rigg   High Rigg summit   A spectacular visita from The Quiraing on the lower slopes of Meall na Suiramach   The Mountain refuge at Col di Piombi on the lower slopes of Monte Baldo   The Mountain Track near Col di Piombi on the lower slopes of Monte Baldo   Malcesine and Lake Garda from near Col di Piombi on the lower slopes of Monte Baldo   Mountain path on the lower slopes of Monte Baldo above Malga Fiabio   Mountain path on the lower slopes of Monte Baldo above Malga Fiabio   Monte Baldo from the col at Malga Fiabio   Malga Fiabio on the lower slopes of Monte Baldo   Lake Garda and the Monte Baldo Cable Car from the lower slopes of Monte Baldo   The Cima della Nara (Cima dei Col) mossif across Lake Garda from the lower slopes of Monte Baldo   Cime di Ventrar and the Monte Baldo Cable Car on the lower slopes of Monte Baldo   Cime di Ventrar from near Il Signor on the lower slopes of Monte Baldo   The square arched shrine at Il Signor on the lower slopes of Monte Baldo   The Il Signor mountain refuge hut on the lower slopes of Monte Baldo   Cime di Valdritta from Col di Piombi on the lower slopes of Monte Baldo   Col di Piombi mountain refuge hut on the lower slopes of Monte Baldo   San Michele near the Monte Baldo Mid station on the lower slopes of Monte Baldo   San Michele near the Monte Baldo Mid station on the lower slopes of Monte Baldo   John, Andy and myself on High Street in the snow   Me on the summit of Sugar Loaf (Y Fal)   My two suns on Sugar Loaf (Y Fal)   My son, two friends and their dogs and me on the summit of Cadair Idris   Healabhal Bheag in winter   Marsco from the Sligachan path   Mist blowing into corrie a Bhasteir below the impressively intimidating Pinnacle Ridge of Sgurr nan Gillean   Looking skywards up the Great Stone Chute in Corrie Lagan   The Five Sisters of Kintail from Beinn a' Chuirn (Glen More)   Loch Coruisk and The Cuillin Hills from Sgurr na Stri  

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