Walking BritainFrom Fornside, route from Castle rock is on right
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Caption - Seen here from Fornside, the route from Castle rock comes in from the right above the fell wall until the wood is reached. It then climbs a small gill for a hundred feet and then takes a diagonal 'peat track' which crosses Beckthornes Gill and climbs the rib on the skyline to the right of Bram Crag (part of Clough Head)
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Photographer : John Paterson
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