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Photos in Cumbria

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293207Approaching Gibson Knott as a storm passes over Seat Sandal
293208Helm Crag and Grasmere from Gibson Knott
293209Gibson Knott and Steel Fell from Helm Crag
293210The Lion Couchant on Helm Crag
293211Looking towards the Lion and the Lamb, Helm Crag
293212The Lion Couchant on Helm Crag with Steel Fell as a backdrop
300801Looking along the main ridge towards the Calf.
301101Looking west towards the Lakeland Fells from near Dufton Pike
301102Dufton Pike from the north side of Great Runsdale Beck
301103Dufton Pike seen from the track leading back to Dufton
302901Derwentwater from the path between Great Wood and Ashness Bridge
303301A ewe and her lamb above Longsleddale
303302Survey Column on Tarn Crag with Harter Fell behind
303303Summit cairn, Harrop Pike
303304Summit cairn, Grey Crag looking south to Bannisdale
303305Glorious Longsleddale seen on the descent from Grey Crag
303401Ambleside seen from the rising path heading to Scandale
303402Rydal Water nestles in the lee of Loughrigg Fell
303403High Sweden Bridge with the crags of Low Pike beyond
303404The summit of Little Hart Crag with a flash of white quartzite
303405Middle Dodd is a little visited summit with excellent views north to Brother's Water
303406The Kirkstone Pass Inn is dwarfed by the surrounding fells
307001Sandstone cottages line the village green at Dufton
307002The grand house built in 1779 located in the centre of Dufton village
307003Dufton Pike seen from the Pennine Way
307004The Pennine Way approaching the bridge over Great Rundale Beck
307005Looking back to Dufton Pike from the Pennine Way
307006Burney Hill from the Pennine Way
307007The summit of Knock Fell looking towards Great Dun Fell and Cross Fell
307008The highest point of Backstone Edge is some way from the actual edge

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