| After some very wet weather, finally a dry day was forecast, so I headed over to the Howgills to explore the south western corner. My route took me over Castley Knotts, Brown Moor, Fell Head, Bush Howe, The Calf, Calders, Arant Haw and back past the Lune Viaduct. |
My ascent route over Castley Knotts and Brown Moor from Fell Head 2048x1536 DSCN5429.JPG |
Long Rigg Beck from Fell Head 2048x1536 DSCN5431.JPG |
After a cloudy ridge walk, this was my first view towards the Lakeland Fells from near Calders 2048x1536 DSCN5433.JPG |
Typical Howgill ridges 2048x1536 DSCN5434.JPG |
Distant Lakeland from the descent of Calders 2048x1536 DSCN5435.JPG |
Criss-crossing ridges from Rowantree Grains 2048x1536 DSCN5436.JPG |
Looking back towards The Calf, still in cloud 2048x1536 DSCN5437.JPG |
View east towards Baugh Fell over Crook 2048x1536 DSCN5441.JPG |
Morecambe Bay from Winder summit 2048x1536 DSCN5442.JPG |
View north from Winder 2048x1536 DSCN5443.JPG |
Lambrigg Fell and the Lake District 2048x1536 DSCN5445.JPG |
Grayrigg Common and the Howgills...and the gap through which the M6 passes 2048x1536 DSCN5446.JPG |
Another view north form lower on the hillside - still a cloud cap to some hills 2048x1536 DSCN5447.JPG |
A convenient bench overlooking the Lune Valley for lunch 2048x1536 DSCN5448.JPG |
Lune Viaduct 1536x2048 DSCN5449.JPG |
Wintery tree and the Fell Head 2048x1536 DSCN5453.JPG |
Fell Head, Brown Moor and Castley Knotts, now in sunshine 2048x1536 DSCN5455.JPG |
Grayrigg Common 2048x1536 DSCN5456.JPG |
