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| Leaving the car parked just south of Ennerdale Bridge to start the climb up Grike |
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| A little higher and St Bees Head on the coast next to Whitehaven comes into view |
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| The valley of the river Calder flowing to the coast. Calder Hall on its banks was the original original name for the nuclear power station, which became Windscale and then Sellafield! |
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| Some interesting skies from the summit of Grike 1596ft |
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| ....and forwards to the climb up to the long ridge of Caw |
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| Ennerdale Water shortly after from Crag Fell 1710ft |
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| Looking back to Grike and Crag Fell.... |
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| The Loweswater and Buttermere fells from near the summit of Caw |
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| Haycock.... |
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| ....and the Scafells from the summit of Caw, today's highest point 2288ft |
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| On the descent I passed some sheep farmers with their very clever dogs gathering the sheep from the fell tops |
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| After a good deal of ups and downs the summit of Lank Rigg was in sight |
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| Lank Rigg trig point on the final summit of the day |
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