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

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Swirl Hause from Swirl How   The Langdale Pikes from Prison Band   Levers Water from Swirl Hawse   The Langdale Pikes from Wetherlam   Coniston Water from Swirl How   Bow Fell (Bowfell) from Red Tarn (Langdale)   An Stac from Sgurr Dearg   Loch Brittle from (near) Sgurr Dearg summit   View of the coast from (just below) The Table, Quirang   Ullswater   Derwent Valley in January   Rother Valley Country Park   Striding Edge (High Spying How) (Helvellyn)   Looking North to Stockley Bridge from Sprinkling Tarn   On Striding Edge (High Spying How) (Helvellyn)   On Striding Edge (High Spying How) (Helvellyn)   Castlerigg Stone Circle nr Keswick   South from Fairfield   St John's in the Vale Church   Burnsall Bridge from Burnsall Village Green   Knowlemere Manor near Dunsop Bridge   Shooters cabin on Embsay Moor looking over Lower Barden Reservoir to Simon's Seat   Cracoe Fell, Flasby Fell, Skipton Moor and Pendle Hill from Harrows Hill   Gargrave (on the Pennine Way)   Bell Busk from Haw Crag   Leeds and Liverpool Canal at East Marton   Linton Falls at Linton near Grassington   Linton Falls at Linton near Grassington   Skiddaw from High Rigg   *The Scafell Ridge from Crinkle Crags (Long Top)   *Bowfell, Esk Pike and (the end of) The Scafell Massif from Langdale   Fremington Edge   Littondale   Pen-y-ghent from Littondale   Pen-y-ghent from Littondale   Pot Hole Entrance above Pen-y-ghent Gill   Pen-y-ghent Gill   Pen-y-ghent Gill   Pen-y-ghent Gill   Pen-y-ghent Gill   Pen-y-ghent Gill   Victoria Cave nr Settle   North West from Hawnby Hill   East from Hawnby   North from Hawnby Hill   North East from Hawnby Hill   Easterside Hill from Moor Gate   North East from Easterside Hill   South from Easterside Hill   Horton in Ribblesdale Station   Pen-y-ghent from Brackenbottom   Hull Pot   Ribblehead Viaduct   Whernside from Broadrake Farm   Whernside Summit   Pen-y-ghent Summit   High Harker Hill from nr Reeth   River Swale and High Harker Hill from Reeth   River Swale nr Reeth   River Swale from Harkerside Place, Fremington   River Swale nr Reeth   Bridge Out! - River Swale nr Reeth   Jingle Pot Gill, Chapel-le-Dale   Entrance to Jingle Pot in Chapel-le-Dale   Yeoman Hey Reservoir   Dove Stone Reservoir overflow   Dove Stone Reservoir overflow   Yeoman Hey and Greenfield Reservoirs with Raven Stones Brow beyond   Birchin Clough   Birchin Clough   Ashway Rocks   Dovestones Reservoir from Bramley's Cot   Greenfield Reservoir from Raven Stones Brow   Dovestones and Yeoman Hey Reservoirs from Dean Rocks   Stepping Stones across River Swale   Iron Age Defences on High Harker Hill   West along Swaledale to Gunnerside from High Harker Hill   Pen-y-ghent from Brackenbottom on The Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge   Little Fell (Lunds Fell) (Mallerstang) from a snowy Wild Boar Fell   The Mallerstang Valley from The Nab, Wild Boar Fell   Swarth Fell summit cairn in the snow with Wild Boar Fell in the background   Aerial view looking South East down Ladybower Reservoir   Aerial view looking North up Derwent Reservoir   *Aerial Panorama Looking South East down Ladybower Reservoir   *Aerial Panorama looking North up Derwent Reservoir to Howden Dam with Howden Reservoir beyond   *Aerial Panorama looking East across Howden Reservoir   Aerial view looking West to Hurst Reservoir, Glossop   Aerial view of Kinder Reservoir, Hayfield   Aerial Shot of Castleton with Winnats Pass and Lord's Seat (Mam Tor) and Mam Tor   Aerial Shot of Castleton and Winnats Pass   *Aerial Panorama of Hollins Cross and Mam Tor from above Back Tor   *Aerial Panorama of Stanage Edge   *Hardraw Force nr Hawes   *Aerial Panorama above Grindslow Knoll (Kinder Scout) looking towards Crowden Tower (Kinder Scout)   Rye Loaf Hill from Attermire Scar   Bareholme Moss (left), Crowden, The Woodhead Valley and Bleaklow (centre) and Rakes Moss (right) from Black Chew Head (Laddow Rocks)   Black Hill (Soldier's Lump) from Black Chew Head (Laddow Rocks)   Black Hill (Soldier's Lump) Summit   Tooleyshaw Moor above Crowden   White Low near Crowden  

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