The route was wet, heathery, tussocky more or less throughout the only respite being on the easy return Bridleway. Again the sound of bellowing Stags drifted up from the valley floor, I disturbed a a small herd near Great Saddle Crag but they disappeared before the camera switched on. I also disturbed an owl hidden amongst the heather - I've never seen this before ?
Wet Sleddale Reservoir only completed in the 60's supplies Manchester via Haweswater...
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Showing posts with label Sleddale Pike. Show all posts
Friday, 18 October 2013
Wet, Wet, Wet Sleddale
This was the second walk of the day in an attempt to maximise summits/per car miles, don't say I don't do my bit for the environment. The original route was followed with the addition of Wasdale Pike as I had missed it off my Crookdale/Wasdale combo. As I'd never visited Wet Sleddale I was quite looking forward to this, but unnfortunately it didn't live up to my expectations. I had originally intended to visit in the frozen depths of winter the 'Wet' in the name being a clue to what one might expect.
Labels:
Great Saddle Crag,
Outlying,
Sleddale Pike,
Tarn,
Ulthwaite Rigg,
Wasdale Pike,
Wet Sleddale
Location:
Wet Sleddale
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