Thursday, 25 August 2022

Exploring the fells around High Street - Haweswater,     9miles 2800ft 

Setting off from Mardale Head on the climb to Blea Water. Haweswater  reservoir was somewhat depleted but nothing like as much as those  in Yorkshire 
Arriving at the outflow from Blea Water with the High Street ridge climbing to the right
Looking back to Blea Water on reaching the Riggindale ridge
Zooming in on two of the islands in Haweswater 
The view back down Riggindale
Haweswater again with the northern Pennines on the horizon
Ill Bell and Yoke, part of the Kentmere round, from Mardale Ill Bell
Now you see me......
.....Now you don't!
Haweswater and Riggindale from Mardale Ill Bell
After crossing to the west side of the High Street ridge I had views to the central fells - here showing Fairfield....
.....and here cloud rising from Helvellyn
Looking down on Hayes Water as opposed to Haweswater!
High Street and the Straights of Riggindale....
....and then to Kidsty Pike the last climb of the day 
Where I met Nico from Nuremberg - Germany, who was on his fourth day of walking the Coast to Coast Path. "Nice to meet you Nico and good luck with the rest of the walk"
Part of the steep descent from Kidsty Howe to Haweswater
Meet Charlie from London - another Coast to Coaster! "Good luck with the rest of the walk Charlie, should be a bit easier on the knees from here on!"  
Looking back up Riggindale  
The final stretch of path back to Mardale Head with the car park just visible centre left


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