Longlands fell to Binsey via Brae fell,
Meal Fell and Great Sca Fell (not to be confused with the Scafells ofEnglands highest mountains) - 11.5miles 2900ft
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| Low cloud early this morning so no pics from Longlands fell or Brae fell, then finally the sun began to appear over the summit of Great Sca fell today's highest point 2136ft |
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| A little clearer descending from Meal Fell |
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| The heather was in full bloom on the lower slopes.... |
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| ....and again |
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| Looking back after descending through the Trusmadour gap |
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| The River Ellen valley with Binsey now on the horizon |
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| The very exclusive Overwater Hall Hotel.... |
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| ....with delightfully peaceful grounds |
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| Looking back across the valley to Dash Falls with Skiddaw behind |
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| Now climbing Binsey with Overwater lake and this morning's fells behind |
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| Also Bassenthwaite lake could be seen in the distance |
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| Binsey summit 1466ft |
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| A panoramic view looking to the Solway Firth coast |
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| Criffel fell on the Galloway peninsular on the other side of the Solway Firth |
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| Descending via Binsey's West Crags |
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| A final view back to Binsey |
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