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The Ingleborough massif seen over the long abandoned settlement of Gauber.
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The Ribblehead Quarry supplier of high quality limestone for the Durham Iron Industry.
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Seen from the Viking Settlement of Gauber Whernside.
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Heading up Park Fell with breathtaking views to Whernside.
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A ominous looking Ingleborough rising above the shoulder of Simon Fell.
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Outstanding views to the head of Ribblesdale.
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Twisleton Scars seen across the divide of Twisleton Dale.
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The dark depths of Gaping Gill.
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Brice negotiates his way down the long dry river channel of Trow Gill.
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Trow Gill once a raging watercourse now a playground for walkers and climbers alike.
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Clapham Beck last seen as Fell Beck disappearing into the underworld of Gaping Gill.
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Looking to the limestone cliffs of Robin Proctor's Scar.
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The Norber Boulder Fields.
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The Norber Boulder Fields 12,00 years in the making.
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Smearsett Scar seen from Norber.
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The incredible limestone scenery of Houghton Scar found at the head of Crummack Dale.
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Pen-y-ghent seen from Moughton Scar.
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Capple Bank provides a fine viewpoint across Crummack Dale.
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Views to the north with Ingleborough dominating the scene.