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Heading down Haweswater Reservoir at the weekend to bag some of the hills round there, High Street being the biggest.
Pencilled in for Bowfell and Crinkle Crags in a few weeks time too.
It’s a cracking climb up rough crag to high street from haweswater, loop back down via small water or take the longer route over harter fell and down gatescarth pass.Heading down Haweswater Reservoir at the weekend to bag some of the hills round there, High Street being the biggest.
Pencilled in for Bowfell and Crinkle Crags in a few weeks time too.
Check my post a couple posts back. Went up Riggindale Ridge to High Street, mopped up High Raise, Kidsty Pike and The Knott. Doubled back over High Street, done Harter Fell and down to Kentmere Pike then upto Branstree, Selside Pike and back to the reservoir. Was actually quite a lot of people around, I thought it would be quiet.It’s a cracking climb up rough crag to high street from haweswater, loop back down via small water or take the longer route over harter fell and down gatescarth pass.
That's quite a day! Like you say there have been a fair few visitors to the Far Easterns but but it’s still quiet in relation to other areas.Check my post a couple posts back. Went up Riggindale Ridge to High Street, mopped up High Raise, Kidsty Pike and The Knott. Doubled back over High Street, done Harter Fell and down to Kentmere Pike then upto Branstree, Selside Pike and back to the reservoir. Was actually quite a lot of people around, I thought it would be quiet.
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That's quite a day! Like you say there have been a fair few visitors to the Far Easterns but but it’s still quiet in relation to other areas.Check my post a couple posts back. Went up Riggindale Ridge to High Street, mopped up High Raise, Kidsty Pike and The Knott. Doubled back over High Street, done Harter Fell and down to Kentmere Pike then upto Branstree, Selside Pike and back to the reservoir. Was actually quite a lot of people around, I thought it would be quiet.
Check out my activity on Strava: https://strava.app.link/3qCSQiNPhjb
So it was you yer bastard the knars bloody muck arl owaI tripped over a molehill yesterday. It's a start.
The horseshoe is class.I've just got back from doing snowdon, grib Goch was a scary glad I did it tho
The horseshoe is class.
I once did it in December about 35 years ago with the Mrs and her brother. At one point the wind got up and we were in danger of being blown off (fnrr, fnrr, etc). I have a couple of photos somewhere where we were lying down holding on to the rock - kind of horizontal climbing, waiting for a bit of a lull in the wind so you could move a bit then hang on again.Anyone done Anoch Eagach up fort William way? Buzzing to have a crack at it but didn’t get up this summer and unlikely to rest of the year.
That sounds classI once did it in December about 35 years ago with the Mrs and her brother. At one point the wind got up and we were in danger of being blown off (fnrr, fnrr, etc). I have a couple of photos somewhere where we were lying down holding on to the rock - kind of horizontal climbing, waiting for a bit of a lull in the wind so you could move a bit then hang on again.
A couple of days later we were heading up towards the summit of Buachaille Etive Mor when it became a white-out. Decided to take the safe option so retreated down off the easy side and ended up in the wrong valley and a long walk back to the car.
You had to make yer own fun back in them days.