Grey Crag, Harrop Pike, Tarn Crag
Sun 10 Jul 2005
Route: Sadgill, Longsleddale - Great Howe - Grey Crag - Harrop Pike - Tarn Crag - Brownhowe Bottom - Longsleddale - Sadgill
Distance: 6.25 miles
Ascent: 1,750ft
Time: 4 hours 30 minutes
With: Anne and David & Jennifer Hall
Notes:
Hot! No wind
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Looking up Longsleddale from near Sadgill
Looking up Longsleddale
Looking back down on Sadgill
Kentmere Pike, Harter Fell and Buckbarrow Crag from Great Howe
Tarn Crag and Grey Crag from Great Howe
Upper Longsleddale from Great Howe - Goar Scar, Kentmere Pike, Harter Fell and Tarn Crag
Looking across Longsleddale to Shipman Knotts, Goat Scar and Kentmere Pike from the ascent of Grey Crag
Grey Crag's summit cairn
Looking across to Harrop Pike from Grey Crag with the North Pennines in the distance
Looking towards Borrowdale with the Howgill Fells in the distance from Harrop Pike
Harrop Pike summit with the Coniston Fells in the distance
Tarn Crag seen across Greycrag Tarn (just a bog!)
Pillar on Tarn Crag
Heading off Tarn Crag for Brownhowe Bottom
Looking across Longsleddale to Harter Fell
Mosedale, Mosedale Cottage can just be seen next to some trees below the old quarry
Gatescarth Pass and the repaired path up Harter Fell
Peat hags, dry at this time of the year, thankfully
Heading down Longsleddale with Goat Scar on the right
Looking back up the track, Longsleddale
Longsleddale
Looking back up Longsleddale as we head back to Sadgill
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