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And the 191 metre spot height at the bend in the wall. Since... (more)

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The drystone field walls are enhanced by tall wire fences, probably against deer.

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The southern [upper] end of Boredale.

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It's not particularly easy to tell, but the field is on the near side of the wall.

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Seen from the descending bridleway.

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The litter of stones have been brought down by a flood.

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The gills are cutting through a loose mound - either glacial moraine or... (more)

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Steep loose stones at Hause Crag, on the way down to Boredale.

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Not the public bridleway, but the most popular route.

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Downstream of the road bridge near Nettleslack.

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The land below the path had a fan of slightly overgrown stones, and the... (more)

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Small tree in blossom, seen from the path through the Crag.

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