7.00am at the Pen-y-ghent Cafe.

We decided to attempt this walk clockwise instead of the usual counterclockwise direction, this we thought would make the long walk in from Ingleborough less painful at the end of the day, it certainly did but the severn miles from Whernside to Pen-y-ghent seemed much further, try it for yourself but don't forget to clock in at the Pen-y-ghent Cafe, Good Luck.

Sunrise over Pen-y-ghent the last peak of the day.

First view of Ingleborough and the entrance to Sulber Nick.

Sulber Nick with Pen-y-ghent scarcely visible thriugh the haze.

Shining Levels, Pen-y-ghent across Ribblesdale.

Views over Crummack Dale from the Shooting Hut on the Ingleborough Path.

Ingleborough the first peak of the day.

The summit Ingleborough 2,373ft high.

And just in case you don't believe me, the view finder atop the summit shelter.

The northern slopes of Ingleborough seen from Humphrey Bottom.

Just visible through the haze Whernside the second peak of the day.

Whernside from the Limekiln on Philpin Slights.

Walkers ascend the steep slopes of Whernside.

The summit Whernside 2415ft high the highest of Yorkshire's Three Peaks.

The well-worn path across the Whernside Summit Ridge.

The Ribblehead Viaduct seen from Batty Moss with Whernside rising behind.

The impressive facade of Ingman Lodge.

Pen-y-ghent as seen from Whitbar Hill.

A long time in coming the summit Pen-y-ghent 2,276 ft high, down hill all the way back to Horton in Ribblesdale from here.