Grasmere to Skelwith Bridge via Silver How,
Holme Fell and Black Fell - 13.5miles 3400ft![]() |
| Thick cloud in Grasmere, so 1st photo is three photographers on the summit of Silver How hoping the mist lifts soon! |
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| Then the descent to the Brittania Inn at Elterwater |
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| 13.30am on the path to Hodge Close the cloud began to lift |
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| Mist droplets lingering on the web |
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| Hodge Close disused quarry. This is where 'Cathedral Caverns' are located. People in the pool exit of one can just be seen centre left. |
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| Zooming in on the same people |
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| Passing two unnamed tarns near the top of Holme Fell |
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| ditto |
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| Coniston Water from the top of Holme Fell |
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| Arriving at Tarn Hows on the way to Black Fell |
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| Plenty of holiday makers on top of Black Fell |
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| The panorama looking north |
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| Harrison Stickle and Pavey Ark, part of the Langdale fells. Stickle Tarn can just be made out under the crags of Pavey Ark. |
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| Also Lake Windermere and the Lowood Bay Hotel complex could be seen |
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| The Langdale fells again |
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| Finally crossing the bridge into Skelwith Bridge |
















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