Some impressive work there, the picture of Little Mill particularly so.

D.A.

http://dioxynucleic.photoblog.com/

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Taz,
Nearly everyone on the OFC has some way of showing their pics. I tried
and have stayed with Flickr, others prefer Webshots. I think in both
cases it pays (literally) to subscribe rather than take the free
option. It's easy to do. I tend to choose my favourite dozen or so and
upload to the site, having generally taken 5 or 6x more. There are
other providers and, of course, you could build your own website. A
picture paints a thousand words, or something like that, so they say.
Regards,
Richard,
Sunny Burnley

Hi everyone,

I made it my mission today to catch up with numerous album's on
Webshots I wanted to and I hope I've not forgotten anyone It was not
made too easy as I couldn't access the board first thing but I
checked out everyone I have listed as a favourite as far as I can
make out anyway.

Highlights were Bailey in the bluebells Jayne's lovely red squirrel
pictures, Chris's superb weather in Wales over Easter. Rannoch Moor
which I know I want to return to one day if it wasn't so far for us
to go :o( and of course Barrie's pictures of Sharp Edge Now I know I
do want to have a go at that again if I can be brave enough which I'm
sure I would and if you have someone with you with confidence that
has done it before it really helps. Philip I'm sure everyone who had
visited that spot at CowBar has the same view in a picture Now all we
have to do is take a piccie as good as Joe Cornish does and we can
charge what he does for his pictures ;o)

Thanks too to Helmut for his beautiful flower pictures as ever and
congratulations to your son too Cornwall is a beautiful part of this
country. I've been out getting as many flower piccies myself the last
few days which I'll try to sort out soon. If it wasn't so breezy
again here today I'd been down at Dover at Samphire Hoe to find the
Early Spider orchids The wind is supposed to be easing off on
Thursday or Friday  so I'm waiting until then

Ann,  Roger and Jo too :o) Would I have rather been at Carlisle or in
Ennerdale? Hmmm that's a tuffy but I prefer the tranquillity of
Ennerdale I think. I have been to footie matches in the distant past
so I can speak from experience on that one.

Angela..it looks like you know of a very good route to avoid the
crowds.

Right I have procrastinated enough today so I better get outside to
do my favourite job, cleaning out the pond filter Ewwwww!

Jill (B)

Dear Angela,

I meant to say you are welcome to borrow it anytime but that means I
would have to bring it to you ;o) It would be no good on such a windy
day as your m-pegs showed mind

Jill (B)



Oh for a digiscope like Jill B's!!! lol But it was fantastic & i will
certainly return soon.
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Hi Roger,

Nice photo's of both events.  Which one would I have preferred to have been on? 
I'm afraid the football would have been a very poor second.

Happy walking,


Dave



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To: fellwalkingclub@...
Sent: Tuesday, 1 May, 2007 12:56:58 AM
Subject: Online Fellwalking Club - O.F.C. Loweswater Chronicle - 28th April -
Two Tales in a day in April

Hi All,

On Saturday last Ann and Jo headed one direction, but I headed in
another, as I joined forces with our son who had travelled up from
Swansea for the weekend.

I couldn't decide which pictures to post first, so here's my attempt
at an entry in the photo section of the Turner Prize - hope it's
simpler than some of the things I've seen being entered for that
conceptual modern art award.

Pictures are posted at :-
http://www.loweswat ercam.co. uk/070428_ Two_Tales. htm

Cheers
Roger





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Hi Sean,

   Wonderful shots from The Old Man, lovely to see it so deserted. The  sky is
just amazing, i wonder how much longer this perfect walking weather will
last!

  Fame has arrived for the two lads then...They will be recognised more  than
ever now, you better start carrying some signed photos!! LOL
I looked for the magazine when we were up at Easter, but i  guess it wasn't
out then :-(  Not sure if it's stocked in the shops  down here, is it available
to buy mail order?

  Looking forward to seeing some photos of the newly shorn duo, but i  know
that as usual it will take me a while to get used to their new  look!

             All the  best,

                           Angela.  (Angie)






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>> Fame has arrived for the two lads then...They will be
>>recognised more  than
>>ever now, you better start carrying some signed photos!! LOL
>>I looked for the magazine when we were up at Easter, but i
>>guess it wasn't
>>out then :-(  Not sure if it's stocked in the shops  down
>>here, is it available
>>to buy mail order?
>>



Hi Angie

It's not in Hampshire shops either (now, there's a surprise) and as I can't wait
until our May visit I've checked out their website:
http://www.lakedistrict-life.co.uk/  There's a link to purchase but I think it
is staffed by REAL people <g>, they ask for your phone number, not the credit
card details.  I only contacted them this afternoon so haven't had a call yet.
Hope this helps you too.

I'm looking forward to seeing Sean's pictures of the boys with the short
haircuts.  Ollie had his "summer trim" last week and looks rather different,
must take some pictures!

Jayne

Hi Roger

Really enjoyed the way you presented the 'two halves'. Very good.

Regards, Paul (R)
My Lake District walking site:
http://www.lakelandwalker.co.uk
My AP Diploma in Photography site:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/paul_rose/sets/

Hi all

The nights have finally become light enough for the softer wild
campers amongst us to start spending nights on the hills so last
weekend became my first wildcamp of the year . The forecast for
Cumbria was for low cloud to creep across from the east during
Saturday night so decided on the far eastern fells as my destination
in case it reached that far .

Starting from the banks of Haweswater on the Saturday afternoon I set
off on the Corpse road up to Selside Pike and onto Branstree . Then
onto Harter Fell , up onto Mardale Ill Bell and after a quick
diversion to Thornthwaite Crag made camp just off High Street summit
using the summit wall as a windbreak . After a chilly sunrise ( the
temperature was down to 2.7 C in the tent , brrr ) there was indeed
low cloud building up over Mardale which came ever closer to High
Street until it came over the summit and poured down to Hayeswater .
Luckily Thornthwaite Crag was clear so was able to take refuge there
and take some photos of the dramatic conditions with cloud
evapourating over Hayeswater then condensing again as it was blown up
over Grey Crag . There was plenty of cloud pouring over into Kentmere
too although it never did get much further . Later it eventually
cleared so I was able to descend back to Mardale with some views at
least .

Photos from the weekend are posted at

http://stigvista.co.uk/lakes.htm

It's good to see the many photos from others who have got out & about
recently , we certainly are getting some super weather at the moment .

Regards

Graham .

Hello Graham

What can I say but amazing pictures of the inversion. I'm sure many will comment
on the wonderful pictures of the cloud pouring over the fells. However I really
liked the the Helvellyn and Fairfield range catching the early morning sun -
splendid.

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Hi Graham,
Great photos, good spot for camping, well done!
Regards,
Richard.

Hello Helmut

Once again some very colouful photographs from a lovely part of Austria. The
sunny weather goes on here!

regards

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Hi Graham

More wonderful pictures from you. The cloud inversion ones are fabulous.
I loved the one of the early light on the Fairfield-Helvellyn Fells,
beautiful colours.
I hope you get many more wild camps.

Regards Sherran

-----Original Message-----
From: fellwalkingclub@...
[mailto:fellwalkingclub@...] On Behalf Of Graham Jackman
Sent: 01 May 2007 21:04
To: fellwalkingclub@...
Subject: Online Fellwalking Club - O.F.C. High Street Inversion

Hi all

The nights have finally become light enough for the softer wild
campers amongst us to start spending nights on the hills so last
weekend became my first wildcamp of the year . The forecast for
Cumbria was for low cloud to creep across from the east during
Saturday night so decided on the far eastern fells as my destination
in case it reached that far .

Starting from the banks of Haweswater on the Saturday afternoon I set
off on the Corpse road up to Selside Pike and onto Branstree . Then
onto Harter Fell , up onto Mardale Ill Bell and after a quick
diversion to Thornthwaite Crag made camp just off High Street summit
using the summit wall as a windbreak . After a chilly sunrise ( the
temperature was down to 2.7 C in the tent , brrr ) there was indeed
low cloud building up over Mardale which came ever closer to High
Street until it came over the summit and poured down to Hayeswater .
Luckily Thornthwaite Crag was clear so was able to take refuge there
and take some photos of the dramatic conditions with cloud
evapourating over Hayeswater then condensing again as it was blown up
over Grey Crag . There was plenty of cloud pouring over into Kentmere
too although it never did get much further . Later it eventually
cleared so I was able to descend back to Mardale with some views at
least .

Photos from the weekend are posted at

http://stigvista. <http://stigvista.co.uk/lakes.htm> co.uk/lakes.htm

It's good to see the many photos from others who have got out & about
recently , we certainly are getting some super weather at the moment .

Regards

Graham .



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--- In fellwalkingclub@..., "Graham Jackman" <mad@...>
wrote:
>

Dear Graham,

You certainly have done it again I know you watch the forecasts and
try and be in the right place at the right time but you do seem to
ahve a certain amount of luck too. I don't think you are soft at all
2.7 seems very cold to me but I admit to being a southern softie.
Loved the pouring clouds and I ask in anticipation if there is a
video of the effect :o)

Jill (B)



> The nights have finally become light enough for the softer wild
> campers amongst us to start spending nights on the hills so last
> weekend became my first wildcamp of the year . The forecast for
> Cumbria was for low cloud to creep across from the east during
> Saturday night so decided on the far eastern fells as my
destination
> in case it reached that far .
>
> Starting from the banks of Haweswater on the Saturday afternoon I
set
> off on the Corpse road up to Selside Pike and onto Branstree . Then
> onto Harter Fell , up onto Mardale Ill Bell and after a quick
> diversion to Thornthwaite Crag made camp just off High Street
summit
> using the summit wall as a windbreak . After a chilly sunrise ( the
> temperature was down to 2.7 C in the tent , brrr ) there was indeed
> low cloud building up over Mardale which came ever closer to High
> Street until it came over the summit and poured down to
Hayeswater .
> Luckily Thornthwaite Crag was clear so was able to take refuge
there
> and take some photos of the dramatic conditions with cloud
> evapourating over Hayeswater then condensing again as it was blown
up
> over Grey Crag . There was plenty of cloud pouring over into
Kentmere
> too although it never did get much further . Later it eventually
> cleared so I was able to descend back to Mardale with some views at
> least .
>
> Photos from the weekend are posted at
>
> http://stigvista.co.uk/lakes.htm
>
> It's good to see the many photos from others who have got out &
about
> recently , we certainly are getting some super weather at the
moment .
>
> Regards
>
> Graham .
>

Hi all

The nights have finally become light enough for the softer wild
campers amongst us to start spending nights on the hills so last
weekend became my first wildcamp of the year . The forecast for
Cumbria was for low cloud to creep across from the east during
Saturday night so decided on the far eastern fells as my destination
in case it reached that far .

Starting from the banks of Haweswater on the Saturday afternoon I set
off on the Corpse road up to Selside Pike and onto Branstree . Then
onto Harter Fell , up onto Mardale Ill Bell and after a quick
diversion to Thornthwaite Crag made camp just off High Street summit
using the summit wall as a windbreak . After a chilly sunrise ( the
temperature was down to 2.7 C in the tent , brrr ) there was indeed
low cloud building up over Mardale which came ever closer to High
Street until it came over the summit and poured down to Hayeswater .
Luckily Thornthwaite Crag was clear so was able to take refuge there
and take some photos of the dramatic conditions with cloud
evapourating over Hayeswater then condensing again as it was blown up
over Grey Crag . There was plenty of cloud pouring over into Kentmere
too although it never did get much further . Later it eventually
cleared so I was able to descend back to Mardale with some views at
least .

Photos from the weekend are posted at

http://stigvista.co.uk/lakes.htm

It's good to see the many photos from others who have got out & about
recently , we certainly are getting some super weather at the moment .

Regards

Graham .

>>
> Photos from the weekend are posted at
>
> http://stigvista.co.uk/lakes.htm
>
> It's good to see the many photos from others who have got out & about
> recently , we certainly are getting some super weather at the moment .
>
> Regards
>
Hi Graham
Great set of photos from what looked a good night in the hills,Early
morning light on the Fairfield - Helvellyn Fells top shot for me.
Regards Lance

Hi Graham

Impressive shots of the 'over flowing' clouds.

>
> From: "Graham Jackman" <mad@...>
> Date: 2007/05/01 Tue PM 10:49:49 GMT
> To: fellwalkingclub@...
> Subject: Online Fellwalking Club - O.F.C. High Street Inversion
>
> Hi all
>
> The nights have finally become light enough for the softer wild
> campers amongst us to start spending nights on the hills so last
> weekend became my first wildcamp of the year . The forecast for
> Cumbria was for low cloud to creep across from the east during
> Saturday night so decided on the far eastern fells as my destination
> in case it reached that far .
>
> Starting from the banks of Haweswater on the Saturday afternoon I set
> off on the Corpse road up to Selside Pike and onto Branstree . Then
> onto Harter Fell , up onto Mardale Ill Bell and after a quick
> diversion to Thornthwaite Crag made camp just off High Street summit
> using the summit wall as a windbreak . After a chilly sunrise ( the
> temperature was down to 2.7 C in the tent , brrr ) there was indeed
> low cloud building up over Mardale which came ever closer to High
> Street until it came over the summit and poured down to Hayeswater .
> Luckily Thornthwaite Crag was clear so was able to take refuge there
> and take some photos of the dramatic conditions with cloud
> evapourating over Hayeswater then condensing again as it was blown up
> over Grey Crag . There was plenty of cloud pouring over into Kentmere
> too although it never did get much further . Later it eventually
> cleared so I was able to descend back to Mardale with some views at
> least .
>
> Photos from the weekend are posted at
>
> http://stigvista.co.uk/lakes.htm
>
> It's good to see the many photos from others who have got out & about
> recently , we certainly are getting some super weather at the moment .
>
> Regards
>
> Graham .
>
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Hi Graham,

Stunning photo's, particularly of the inversion, and to see the sunrise as
well..........lovely.

Happy walking,

Dave



----- Original Message ----
From: Graham Jackman <mad@...>
To: fellwalkingclub@...
Sent: Tuesday, 1 May, 2007 9:03:44 PM
Subject: Online Fellwalking Club - O.F.C. High Street Inversion

Hi all

The nights have finally become light enough for the softer wild
campers amongst us to start spending nights on the hills so last
weekend became my first wildcamp of the year . The forecast for
Cumbria was for low cloud to creep across from the east during
Saturday night so decided on the far eastern fells as my destination
in case it reached that far .

Starting from the banks of Haweswater on the Saturday afternoon I set
off on the Corpse road up to Selside Pike and onto Branstree . Then
onto Harter Fell , up onto Mardale Ill Bell and after a quick
diversion to Thornthwaite Crag made camp just off High Street summit
using the summit wall as a windbreak . After a chilly sunrise ( the
temperature was down to 2.7 C in the tent , brrr ) there was indeed
low cloud building up over Mardale which came ever closer to High
Street until it came over the summit and poured down to Hayeswater .
Luckily Thornthwaite Crag was clear so was able to take refuge there
and take some photos of the dramatic conditions with cloud
evapourating over Hayeswater then condensing again as it was blown up
over Grey Crag . There was plenty of cloud pouring over into Kentmere
too although it never did get much further . Later it eventually
cleared so I was able to descend back to Mardale with some views at
least .

Photos from the weekend are posted at

http://stigvista. co.uk/lakes. htm

It's good to see the many photos from others who have got out & about
recently , we certainly are getting some super weather at the moment .

Regards

Graham .





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Hi Graham,

Great stuff with the inversion, the cloud pouring photo was
especially impressive!

Regards,
Sean

> Hi all
>
> The nights have finally become light enough for the softer wild
> campers amongst us to start spending nights on the hills so last
> weekend became my first wildcamp of the year . The forecast for
> Cumbria was for low cloud to creep across from the east during
> Saturday night so decided on the far eastern fells as my
destination
> in case it reached that far .
>
> Starting from the banks of Haweswater on the Saturday afternoon I
set
> off on the Corpse road up to Selside Pike and onto Branstree . Then
> onto Harter Fell , up onto Mardale Ill Bell and after a quick
> diversion to Thornthwaite Crag made camp just off High Street
summit
> using the summit wall as a windbreak . After a chilly sunrise ( the
> temperature was down to 2.7 C in the tent , brrr ) there was indeed
> low cloud building up over Mardale which came ever closer to High
> Street until it came over the summit and poured down to
Hayeswater .
> Luckily Thornthwaite Crag was clear so was able to take refuge
there
> and take some photos of the dramatic conditions with cloud
> evapourating over Hayeswater then condensing again as it was blown
up
> over Grey Crag . There was plenty of cloud pouring over into
Kentmere
> too although it never did get much further . Later it eventually
> cleared so I was able to descend back to Mardale with some views at
> least .
>
> Photos from the weekend are posted at
>
> http://stigvista.co.uk/lakes.htm
>
> It's good to see the many photos from others who have got out &
about
> recently , we certainly are getting some super weather at the
moment .
>
> Regards
>
> Graham .
>

Hi Richard,

That sounds like a good idea! Interesting to hear someone was talking
about us, hope it was all good.

Regards,
Sean

> Hello Sean,
> I met a couple in the Coledale Inn on Saturday who were keen
> fellwalkers. They started talking about various websites and they
> mentioned "a very good one by a man with two dogs". Now that could
> have been you or possibly the Hileys. Lance also has two dogs, but no
> website (yet?). There could be others too. I said Casper and Angus?
> And they nodded, so their fame is indeed widespread. You should write
> a series of children's books using them as central characters!
> I tried to recruit the two from the pub into our group, we'll have to
> wait and see.
> Regards,
> Richard.
>

Hi Dave,

Thanks, and yes they do fell better! Me and Casper were up on
Grasmoor yesterday so you can see the results of the barbers on there.

Regards,
Sean

> Hi Sean,
>
> Stunning photo's, as ever.  I'm sure Angus and Casper will fell a
whole lot better after a haircut, I know I do.
>
> Dave
>
> ----- Original Message ----
> From: Sean <dr_technical@...>
> To: fellwalkingclub@...
> Sent: Monday, 30 April, 2007 3:36:25 PM
> Subject: Online Fellwalking Club - O.F.C. Coniston
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>             We had a lovely quiet walk up to The Old Man this
morning, blue skies
>
> and all! Angus and Casper have become a cult according to Lake
District
>
> Life - don't know about that but they are getting CUT today! Last
>
> cahnce to see them with a full coat - http://www.striding edge.net
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I can sort a copy out if you struggle to get one, just let ,me know.
You can see the results of the haircuts now - lean and mean they are.

Regards,
Sean

>   Wonderful shots from The Old Man, lovely to see it so deserted.
The  sky is
> just amazing, i wonder how much longer this perfect walking weather
will
> last!
>
>  Fame has arrived for the two lads then...They will be recognised
more  than
> ever now, you better start carrying some signed photos!! LOL
> I looked for the magazine when we were up at Easter, but i  guess
it wasn't
> out then :-(  Not sure if it's stocked in the shops  down here, is
it available
> to buy mail order?
>
>  Looking forward to seeing some photos of the newly shorn duo, but
i  know
> that as usual it will take me a while to get used to their new
look!
>
>             All the  best,
>
>                           Angela.  (Angie)
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Hi Sean,

I checked your site this morning......stunning photo's as ever.  Casper was
looking particularly smart but it was unfortunate that Angus didn't feel that he
could make the trip.

Happy walking

Dave



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From: Sean <dr_technical@...>
To: fellwalkingclub@...
Sent: Wednesday, 2 May, 2007 8:52:13 AM
Subject: Re: Online Fellwalking Club - O.F.C. Coniston

Hi Dave,

Thanks, and yes they do fell better! Me and Casper were up on
Grasmoor yesterday so you can see the results of the barbers on there.

Regards,
Sean

> Hi Sean,
>
> Stunning photo's, as ever. I'm sure Angus and Casper will fell a
whole lot better after a haircut, I know I do.
>
> Dave
>
> ----- Original Message ----
> From: Sean <dr_technical@ ...>
> To: fellwalkingclub@ yahoogroups. co.uk
> Sent: Monday, 30 April, 2007 3:36:25 PM
> Subject: Online Fellwalking Club - O.F.C. Coniston
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> We had a lovely quiet walk up to The Old Man this
morning, blue skies
>
> and all! Angus and Casper have become a cult according to Lake
District
>
> Life - don't know about that but they are getting CUT today! Last
>
> cahnce to see them with a full coat - http://www.striding edge.net
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Hi All,

Met Sue on the train this morning!

Oh, Well, off to study!

Regards

Lin

Hi Graham, Great time to be out and about.  I love the clouds
cascading giving plenty of drama to the scene, a good choice for
wild camp too.  Regards Chris

--- In fellwalkingclub@..., "Graham Jackman" <mad@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi all
>
> The nights have finally become light enough for the softer wild
> campers amongst us to start spending nights on the hills so last
> weekend became my first wildcamp of the year . The forecast for
> Cumbria was for low cloud to creep across from the east during
> Saturday night so decided on the far eastern fells as my
destination
> in case it reached that far .
>
> Starting from the banks of Haweswater on the Saturday afternoon I
set
> off on the Corpse road up to Selside Pike and onto Branstree .
Then
> onto Harter Fell , up onto Mardale Ill Bell and after a quick
> diversion to Thornthwaite Crag made camp just off High Street
summit
> using the summit wall as a windbreak . After a chilly sunrise (
the
> temperature was down to 2.7 C in the tent , brrr ) there was
indeed
> low cloud building up over Mardale which came ever closer to High
> Street until it came over the summit and poured down to
Hayeswater .
> Luckily Thornthwaite Crag was clear so was able to take refuge
there
> and take some photos of the dramatic conditions with cloud
> evapourating over Hayeswater then condensing again as it was blown
up
> over Grey Crag . There was plenty of cloud pouring over into
Kentmere
> too although it never did get much further . Later it eventually
> cleared so I was able to descend back to Mardale with some views
at
> least .
>
> Photos from the weekend are posted at
>
> http://stigvista.co.uk/lakes.htm
>
> It's good to see the many photos from others who have got out &
about
> recently , we certainly are getting some super weather at the
moment .
>
> Regards
>
> Graham .
>

Dear Andrew, David and Jennifer,

It never ceases to amaze me how people can take so many different photo's of the
same thing.  Just think of the number of photo's published of Catbells or The
Old Man of Coniston, but yet they are all different, so it was nice to see your
individual photo's of these fells, which I don't think that I've seen before.

Happy walking,

Dave


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Thanks John - yes, it's all on the up.

Regards,
Sean


> Saw your HUGE photo article in Lake District Life at Ann and
Roger's
> yesterday.  You are becoming a celebrity - I shall need an
autograph
> and paw prints when I see you all again.
>
> Very impressed with the quality of the photographs by the way.
>
> Has the traffic on the website increased yet through people seeing
the
> article - or is it too early to tell?
>
>
> John
>
>
>
>
> --- In fellwalkingclub@..., "Sean" <dr_technical@>
> wrote:
> >
> > We had a lovely quiet walk up to The Old Man this morning, blue
skies
> > and all! Angus and Casper have become a cult according to Lake
> District
> > Life - don't know about that but they are getting CUT today! Last
> > cahnce to see them with a full coat - http://www.stridingedge.net
> >
> > Regards,
> > Sean
> >
>

Graham

Congrats on another brilliant set of photos.

Andrew

--- In fellwalkingclub@..., "Graham Jackman" <mad@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi all
>
> The nights have finally become light enough for the softer wild
> campers amongst us to start spending nights on the hills so last
> weekend became my first wildcamp of the year . The forecast for
> Cumbria was for low cloud to creep across from the east during
> Saturday night so decided on the far eastern fells as my
destination
> in case it reached that far .
>
> Starting from the banks of Haweswater on the Saturday afternoon I
set
> off on the Corpse road up to Selside Pike and onto Branstree .
Then
> onto Harter Fell , up onto Mardale Ill Bell and after a quick
> diversion to Thornthwaite Crag made camp just off High Street
summit
> using the summit wall as a windbreak . After a chilly sunrise (
the
> temperature was down to 2.7 C in the tent , brrr ) there was
indeed
> low cloud building up over Mardale which came ever closer to High
> Street until it came over the summit and poured down to
Hayeswater .
> Luckily Thornthwaite Crag was clear so was able to take refuge
there
> and take some photos of the dramatic conditions with cloud
> evapourating over Hayeswater then condensing again as it was blown
up
> over Grey Crag . There was plenty of cloud pouring over into
Kentmere
> too although it never did get much further . Later it eventually
> cleared so I was able to descend back to Mardale with some views
at
> least .
>
> Photos from the weekend are posted at
>
> http://stigvista.co.uk/lakes.htm
>
> It's good to see the many photos from others who have got out &
about
> recently , we certainly are getting some super weather at the
moment .
>
> Regards
>
> Graham .
>

Hello Sean

Just looked at your last 2 walks. I was glad to see you all enjoying the
splendid weather we are enjoying. I hope the fame does not get too much for
Angus and Caspar, they might want appearance money next!.

regards

paul harrison





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