| The Pikes and the Stickle. | |
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"The Loveliest rock-scenery, chased with silver waterfalls that I have ever set foot upon". John Ruskin 1867. Lingmoor Fell rising from Great Langdale. |
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Early morning views down Great Langdale. |
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Wetherlam stands in the distance seen from the outflow of Stickle Tarn. |
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The prospect south over the jagged rocks of Tarn Crag. |
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Pavey Ark looms imposing over Stickle Tarn. |
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Stickle Tarn from the ascent of Harrison Stickle. |
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Mouth-watering views from the ascent of Harrison Stickle. |
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Pike of Blisco and the Crinkle Crags seen over Loft Crag. |
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The well worn path to Pike of Stickle. |
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Loft Crag looking south. |
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Harrison Stickle as seen from Pike of Stickle. |
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Looking to Mighty Skiddaw on the descent from Pike of Stickle. |
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Looking to Little Langdale a typical hanging valley. |
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Swirl How seen over the summit Pike of Blisco. |
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Bow Fell seen from the tarns on Mortcrag Moor. |
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Pike of Stickle seen from Buck Crag. |
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Parting of the Ways. |
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The mighty head of Mickleden, Rossett Pike with Bow Fell rising to the left. |