starting through the forest on Broughton Moor
today's walk: Caw and Stickle Pike
starting through the forest on Broughton Moor
descending into the Lickle Valley
the highest Lakeland fells from the slopes of Pikes
Dow Crag and White Maiden from the slopes of Pikes ..
.. and from Pikes summit rocks
Caw from Pikes
the head of the Duddon Valley from the slopes of Caw
Caw summit looking south to Black Combe
360 degree panorama from Caw - click on the image for a larger version
Stickle Pike with Black Combe beyond from Caw
Stickle Pike from Stickle Tarn
Caw from Stickle Tarn
Dunnerdale from Stickle Pike
Caw from Stickle Pike
the south top and the Duddon estuary from the cairn on Stickle Pike
The Pike and Hesk Fell from Stickle Pike
Stickle Pike north top and cairn from the south top
360 degree panorama from Stickle Pike south top - click on the image for a larger version
looking back at Stickle Pike and Caw
descending into the Duddon Valley
revisit yesterday's pictures of Ladyside Pike, Hopegill Head and Grisedale Pike
.. other recent pictures
... my goal this year the remaining Cumbrian Humps (those which are not Marilyns or subMarilyns)
.... check out my cross reference list of Wainwright's Lakeland Fells
pictures taken with a Canon Digital Ixus 750 camera which has a StitchAssist mode for easy panoramas
you are welcome to copy and use these pictures but please credit the photographer - Ann Bowker
- or better still include a link to my homepage mad about mountains
another selection of recent pictures can be found at Tony Richards' Lakeland CAM
. more at LoweswaterCam
.. and yet more at Leaney's Lakeland Fells
... or visit the other end of England at Cornwall CAM
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