| The Lake District Mountains |
| 2005 08 22 - The Newlands Round, taking in Hindscarth, Dale Head, High Spy and Maiden Moor with Paul Wright. |
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Records show that Paul accompanied Richard and me when we did this walk in August 1987, sadly he can remember nothing about it. We started the latest walk from Little Town, parking by the small bridge near Newlands Church. The weather was sunny and warm for the entire walk. The clouds, although extensive, kept high and left us dry all day. Visibility was excellent and we had superb, clear views from start to finish. This was a memorable walk, except for Paul who has already forgotten all about it. |
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Scope End and Hindscarth from higher up the road from where we parked
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Dale Head looms at the end of the valley
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Causey Pike
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Looking across the Newlands valley to High Spy
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Dale Head, Hindscarth and the purple heather
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Looking across to Maiden Moor
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Towards the north from Hindscarth's summit
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Pillar, High Crag, High Stile and Red Pike (and Starling Dodd just raising its head) from Hindscarth's summit
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Grasmoor, Eel Crag, Sail and Grisedale Pike on the far right
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Checking out Dale Head our next objective
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Dale Head from the path off Hindscarth
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The path to Dale Head summit
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Honister Pass
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A glimpse of Buttermere
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And looking back to Hindscarth
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The Newlands valley from near the summit
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Dale Head summit cairn with Skiddaw in the distance
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Towards the Scafells with Great Gable far right
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Looking across to Maiden Moor as we leave Dale Head
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Dropping down from Dale Head towards High Spy
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Dalehead Tarn. The drop down from Dale Head is considerable
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High Spy summit
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And again
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Grasmoor et al in the distance
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Derwent Water from Maiden Moor
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Catbells with Skiddaw beyond
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The Lake District Mountains |