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06 10 2003 - Bowfell with Paul D

 

It was a very wet, showery day interspersed with some bright sunshine. The weather forecast had been for 60 mph winds and that's exactly what we got. As we sheltered from the storm against the rocks somewhere just above the Three Tarns a fell runner in shorts and a t-shirt came running past out of the mist. He was clearly in need of  psychiatric help - unlike us as we chewed on our damp sandwiches and drank our tepid coffee with rain dripping off our noses. It was extremely cold at the summit with the wind howling around us. My digital camera refused to work after the first few shots and I had to resort to using an old autofocus camera. The photographs were a bit disappointing.

 

The Band with Crinkle Crags and Bowfell behind

The Band with Crinkle Crags and Bowfell behind

 

The Band above stool End Farm

The Band again above stool End Farm

 

Crinkle Crags from near the top of The Band

Crinkle Crags

 

On Bowfell above the Three Tarns

Above the Three Tarns

 

Pike O'Blisco from Bowfell with Wetherlam in the distance

Pike O'Blisco with Wetherlam in the distance

 

Top of Great Slab

Top of the Great Slab

 

The summit of Bowfell

The viewless summit of Bowfell

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