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19-03-2009 - Coniston Old Man, Brim Fell and Swirl How with Paul D

 

We parked on the Walna Scar Road and headed up the Old Man via Boo Tarn. It was a beautiful, exhilarating spring day although long distant views were a little hazy. A few patches of snow could still be seen on higher ground beneath a mostly clear, blue sky. It was a fabulous walk in excellent weather. We stopped for welcome refreshments at The Sun Inn on the way back down to Coniston.

 

The Bell and Wetherlam from the Walna Scar Rd car park

 

Boo Tarn where the path leaves the road for the summit of Coniston Old Man

 

A sheep in front of Brown Pike

 

Dow Crag

 

The summit of Coniston Old Man

 

The trig point with Brim Fell in the middle distance

 

Low Water and a glimpse of Levers Water with Wetherlam behind

 

Obscuring another shot of Wetherlam

 

Looking back as we leave the summit for Brim Fell

 

The trig point

 

Another glance back to the Old Man

 

The path to Brim Fell

 

Brim Fell summit cairn

 

Heading for Swirl How

 

Grey Friar

 

Wetherlam

 

Swirl How and a little snow

 

The hazy Scafells from the path to Swirl How

 

Swirl How summit cairn

 

Resting at the summit

 

Great Carrs

 

Wetherlam from the top of Prison Band

 

Pike O'Blisco from the path down Prison Band

 

Levers Water

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