The Clerk at the foot of Barf
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Barf - This little rogue mountain cannot be tamed Lord's Seat - Once a fashionable climb, Lord's Seat is now out of favour - yet the heathery top is a pleasant lunching place no less than of yore. Broom Fell - nothing to justify a special visit to its summit |
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The Clerk at the foot of Barf
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The Bishop from the foot of the scree. This angle appears to make it smaller than it actually is
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The view over the Vale of Keswick from Wainwright's ledge.
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Finally out of the woods and the final section looms in front
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Nearing Barf's summit.
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Ullock Pike and Skiddaw from Barf
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The view from Barf
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Looking across Bass Lake to Binsey
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Barf's summit
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Lord's Seat from Barf
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Looking back to Barf
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Lord's Seat summit
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Broom Fell from Lords Seat.
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Looking SW from the approach to Broom Fell
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Broom Fell Summit
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An impressive cairn on a supposed uninteresting mountain
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Wainwright's mysterious wall
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| One last view of the Vale of Keswick on the return |
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