Seat Sandal, Dollywaggon Pike, Nethermost Pike, Helvellyn & Lower Man | |||||
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Date | 24/9/2002 | ||||
Walks done by: | Jed | ||||
Weather: | A superb day. Hot | ||||
Distance | 9 miles | ||||
Started at: | Dunmail Raise Lay-by | ||||
Height:- | |||||
Seat Sandal | 2415' | ||||
Dollywaggon Pike | 2810' | ||||
Nethermost Pike | 2920' | ||||
Helvellyn | 3118' | ||||
Lower Man | 3035' | ||||
Helm Crag from the foot of Raise Beck on Dunmail Raise | |||||
Half way up Raise Beck - it's quite a steep climb here | |||||
Grisedale Tarn | |||||
Looking up to Seat Sandal | |||||
Dollywaggon Pike from Seat Sandal | |||||
St Sunday Crag from Seat Sandal | |||||
Seat Sandal summit. I met Anne Bowker MBE here today Her excellent site, which I learned so much from and used it to plan my routes is called Mad about Mountains but it doesn't appear to be updated any more (2017). A very nice lady who told me I was only the second person to recognise her on the fells | |||||
Another view of Grisedale Tarn. This time from Seat Sandal | |||||
Looking down Grisedale | |||||
This post is marked on OS maps and is SE of Dollywaggon Pike. | |||||
Dollywaggon Pike summit. Place Fell and Ullswater are beyond. Great views | |||||
High Crag from Dollywaggon Pike | |||||
The first glimpse of Striding Edge | |||||
High Crag summit | |||||
Views out to the west - Great Gable is in the centre | |||||
Nethermost Pike from High Crag | |||||
Another view down Grisedale | |||||
Nethermost Pike summit | |||||
..and a close up. | |||||
Striding Edge | |||||
Another view of Striding Edge - this time nearer to Helvellyn | |||||
Red Tarn from Helvellyn | |||||
Helvellyn summit | |||||
Swirral Edge and Catstye Cam with Ullswater in the distance | |||||
Skiddaw and Blencathra in the distance | |||||
Catstye Cam | |||||
Ullswater in the distance | |||||
The path north towards Raise from Lower Man | |||||
Me - on Lower Man | |||||
Monument near Helvellyn summit | |||||
Looking back to Helvellyn from the path to Birk Side | |||||
A herdwick - the sheep of the Lake District | |||||
Thirlmere - from Birk Side | |||||