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23rd October 2007
23rd October 2007 |
My plan for today was to walk these two hills and then go and camp over night at Whinfell Hall camp site. Although it was half term, this is an area of the lakes that is known to be quiet, it's also the area where all my remaining walks are. My photo's will show a deserted fell top, with no one else in sight, trust me that was not the case.. there were lots of folks about even on this diddy little hill. I've also tried to keep these down to a minimum as tomorrow's walk is Great Borne to Red Pike, and I am expecting a lot of pictures. |
The start from Galloway Farm, Thackthwaite is easy straight forward.
Then I took a short cut through the ferns, something other people had done before me.
I do love how the fells can produce this kind of odd looking tree.
Fellbarrow Summit
Looking down from Fellbarrow towards Sourfoot fell, and just above that the ridge to Low Fell
From Sourfoot this is Low Fell
Whiteside from the walk up to Low Fell
Looking back to Watching Crag
From the summit Whiteside and Grasmoor
and again.. with Crummock Water in view
The view back along the ridge of Low Fell
Left of center is Mellbreak
The path back down to Thackthwaite with Fellbarrow center picture
