My walks resumed today - at least until we get locked down again!
I am now attempting to get fit again before attempting a planned sponsored walk of the Preston 'Guild Wheel', a 21 mile
circuit of the outskirts of Preston, Lancashire.
The walk is in aid of a charity I'm involved with - The Rwanda Group Trust, which sends all funds raised to our partners in Rwanda to be distributed to the poorest of the poor.
The Covid 19 virus has resulted in starvation for many of the people we aim to help. See
https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/rgtmichael-donlan
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| Parking up at Outhgill in the Mallerstang Dale |
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| Pendragon castle from the start of the climb up High Pike hill |
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| Looking across the dale to a train passing on the scenic Settle to Carlisle line |
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| The upper River Eden comes in to view as height is gained |
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| Zooming in on the market town of Kirkby Stephen |
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| The three trees in the centre of this photo mark the position of the very remote 'Ravenseat farm' home of the Owen family, popularised in the TV series 'Our Yorkshire Farm' |
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| Today's highest point High Seat 705m |
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| Mallerstang Edge with Ingleborough and Whernside on the horizon |
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| Looking back along Mallerstang Edge |
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| A final view of Ingleborough and Whernside from the descent |
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