Lingmell and Scafell Pike | ||||||
Date | 25/10/2003 |
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Walks done by: | Jed and Tony | |||||
Weather: | Cold, Windy, Sunny and one hours continual rain | |||||
Distance | 6 miles | |||||
Started at: | Lay-by near NT camp site | |||||
Height:- | ||||||
Lingmell | 2649' | |||||
Scafell Pike | 3210' | |||||
Similar Walk | Lingmell & Scafell Pike 2005 | |||||
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Lingmell's steep ridge and our path of ascent - and it offers views all the way | ||||||
Half way up the ridge, and it now gets even steeper. | ||||||
Wast Water from the stile on ridge of Lingmell | ||||||
Wasdale Hotel in a patch of sunshine | ||||||
Pulpit Rock from the ridge | ||||||
No wonder everyone's taking a moment with a superb view along the valley like this one | ||||||
Cairn near Goat Crags. Illgill Head is to the left of Wast Water | ||||||
Mickledore with Scafell to the right | ||||||
Lingmell summit (2649') ahead | ||||||
Lingmell summit | ||||||
The superb crags on Lingmell's eastern face | ||||||
Styhead Tarn from Lingmell and Piers Gill far below | ||||||
Excellent views from Lingmell - Styhead Tarn is in the centre | ||||||
Scafell Pike from near Lingmell | ||||||
Great End, Broad Crag, Scafell Pike and Lingmell summit cairn | ||||||
Tony on Lingmell summit | ||||||
Jed on Lingmell summit | ||||||
Approaching Scafell Pike and the weather had closed in | ||||||
Scafell Pike summit and trig point | ||||||
And then the rain and mist came... | ||||||
However, these conditions were positively balmy by comparison with our 2005 walk | ||||||