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Grisedale field boundary
by Christine Johnstone
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Meshed dry stone wall running between Grisedale Road and Grisedale Beck.
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Ruined lime kiln, below Grisedale Brow
by Christine Johnstone
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Before I looked at the map I thought it might be an adit. In the 1800s limestone... (more)
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Molehills at Flust, Grisedale
by Christine Johnstone
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Not an uncommon sight in Grisedale, Garsdale or Wensleydale.
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East House, Grisedale
by Christine Johnstone
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Just below the 400 metre contour, underneath Grisedale Common.
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Grisedale Beck, Grisedale
by Christine Johnstone
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Looking west towards Butterbeck.
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Grisedale Road and Grisedale Beck
by Christine Johnstone
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East of Mouse Syke.
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Walkers on A Pennine Journey, Grisedale Common
by Christine Johnstone
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Heading east into the upper end of Wensleydale.
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A Pennine Journey below Grisedale Brow
by Christine Johnstone
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Approaching a small quarry and a ruined lime kiln.
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Flust Gill, Grisedale
by Christine Johnstone
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A tree-lined cleft on the northern slopes of the dale.
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A Pennine Journey at Flust
by Christine Johnstone
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Wainwright's long distance path heading east along Grisedale.
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Public footpath heading north-west to Flust
by Christine Johnstone
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Across the last [most upstream] field in Grisedale.
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Fea Fow, Grisedale
by Christine Johnstone
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Just below the 400 metre contour. No sign of Fi Fum anywhere nearby.
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Flooding on Grisedale Road
by Christine Johnstone
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The hillsides are saturated at the end of winter.
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Grisedale and its beck
by Christine Johnstone
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Looking south towards the distant Mouse Syke.
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A Grisedale barn
by Christine Johnstone
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Half of its hinterland has turned into woodland.
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Farming in Grisedale
by Christine Johnstone
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A flock of geese share boggy pasture with sheep and bits of farming kit.
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Mouse Syke, Grisedale
by Christine Johnstone
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The lowest [and perhaps now the only?] farm in the dale.
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Grisedale - Easter, 1962
by M J Richardson
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Category: Valley
Looking up the valley, with Patterdale Common on the left, and Helvellyn beyond.
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A Pennine Journey, looking west, Grisedale Common
by Christine Johnstone
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Rutted by farmers' quad bikes.
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Public footpath and track, Grisedale
by Christine Johnstone
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Heading north-west from East House, up the valley.
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Public footpath to Grisedale
by Christine Johnstone
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The nearest buildings are the ruins at Rowantree Gill.
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Beck House, Grisedale
by Christine Johnstone
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A holiday cottage converted in 1985 from a barn built in the 1600s.
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Upper Grisedale, looking towards the Helvellyn group
by Alan O'Dowd
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Eagle Crag, with Dollywagon Pike beyond.
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Looking down Grisedale from above Eagle Crag
by Alan O'Dowd
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A fairly level section after a steep scramble up from the valley.
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Grisedale path
by Alan O'Dowd
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Helvellyn group in the distance.
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Ruins alongside Rowantree Gill
by Christine Johnstone
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The remains of an old farm? Only the shed is habitable [by hens].
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Sheep in the Ure Valley
by Graham Hogg
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Viewed from a passing steam-hauled train on The Dalesman excursion to the... (more)
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Shaw Paddock
by Graham Hogg
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Viewed from a passing steam-hauled train on The Dalesman excursion to the... (more)
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