SALE FELL - a pleasant eminence of low altitude, not remarkable in itself (although of some interest to geologists) and its main attraction to walkers will be as an easy promenade providing an aerial survey of the hidden Wythop Valley A. Wainwright |
We did this simply because it is ideal for a short evening walk. Although it is only 1170' it is a lovely fell and more time should be devoted to it than we could spare today. (See here for our previous visit). Troy loved it; huge wide expanses of land for him to explore without the presence of any sheep.
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The easy gradient at the start of the walk...
...and near the top of the first section Troy stops to admire the view
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Troy returns from an exploratory run
The summit ( in shade)
Troy heads off to the summit cairn - well as far as his lead will let him
..and here he is - his third top
Looking east over to Dodd
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| Barb at the summit | Troy and I at the summit |
The view to the coast
Barb descends in the last of the evening sunshine
Back at the caravan, Troy sleeps soundly after a very energetic day
