Boots
on in a Wet & Windy Loweswater

Heading
for the Church

A Fallen
Tree in the River

Our
First Hill 'Mellbreak' in the Clouds

It's
Getting Nearer

A
Pose by the Gate into the Woods

Leaving
the Woods and Starting to Climb

Climbing
Through the Bracken

Climbing
into the Scree

Not
Easy Walking on all These Loose Wet Stones

Taking
a Breather

Higher
we Go

A
Pose on Route

Into
the Crags

A
Pose with the Cliffs

The
Last of the Scree

Reaching
the Top and Heading for the Summit

Nearly
There

A
Pose on the Wet and Windy Southern Summit of the Wainwright 'Mellbreak'
(Last Visited April 2021)

Still
Smiling Even in the Wind & Rain

Leaving
'Mellbreak' and Crossing the Watershed

Climbing
Again and Following the Fence up 'Hen Comb'

The
Very Wet and Windy Summit of the Wainwright 'Hen Comb' (Last Visited April
2021)

Out
of the Wind & Rain and Planning a Diversion (Plan B) to Avoid the Swollen
Mosedale Beck

A
Pose on Our New Route (Plan B)

Heading
for a Bollocking with the Farmer

Our
First Hill
'Mellbreak' now Clear

Heading for Maggies Bridge After Wading Across Highnook Beck and Our
Bollocking

'Mellbreak'
and Church at Loweswater (Looking a Lot Like 'Buachaille Etive Mor' in Glen
Coe)

All
Smiles Despite Waterlogged Boots

Boots
on by the Side of Crummock Water at Cinderdale Common Car Park

Leaving
the Car and Heading for the Hills

Gorse
and
Yesterdays Hill 'Mellbreak'

Gorse
and The Wainwright 'Rannerdale Knotts'

Looking
over Crummock Water

Heading
for Our 1st Hill 'Rannerdale Knotts'

Over
There is our 2nd Hill

A
Pose on the Footbridge Over Squat Beck

Looking
Down Rannerdale from the Footbridge

Looking
up Rannerdale from the Footbridge

Starting
to Climb

Over
There

Looking
Down onto Crummock Water

A
Pose from a View Point

Climbing
Higher

Crummock
Water Again

Cairn
Building on the Summit

All
Smiles on our 1st Hill Today the Wainwright 'Rannerdale Knotts' (Last
Visited July 2020)

To
the North our Next Hills 'Grasmoor' and 'Whiteless Pike'

Leaving
the Summit of 'Rannerdale Knotts'

Heading
East Looking Towards Buttermere

Starting
to Climb Again with the Wainwrights 'High Stile' and 'Red Pike' (Both Bagged
Nov 2021) in the Background

High
Above Rannerdale

Getting
Higher

'Whiteless
Pike' Getting Nearer

The
Rannerdale Valley

Keep
Going

The
Wainwrights 'Sail'
(Bagged July 2019)
'Causey Pike'
(Bagged Nov 2017) 'Ard Crags'
(Bagged Oct 2015)

Newlands
Hause Car Park and the Wainwright 'Robinson' (Bagged Oct 2015)

Looking
at 'Grasmoor' from the Pile of Stones on the Summit of 'Whiteless Pike'

A
Pose on the Summit of our 2nd Hill the Wainwright 'Whiteless Pike' (Last
Visited July 2020)

Time
for Another Pose on the Summit Before we Leave

Ahead
Lies 'Thirdgill Head Man' and 'Wandope'

Leaving
'Whiteless Pike'

Yesterday's
Hill 'Mellbreak' and Crummock Water

Climbing
Again

Nearly
There

The
Summit of Hill No 3 'Thirdgill Head Man'

A
Short Hop to the Summit of our 4th Hill the Wainwright 'Wandope' (Last
Visited July 2020)

Leaving
'Wandope' and Heading 'Grasmoor'

Climbing
Again for the Last Time Today

Looking
N/E Towards 'Grisedale Pike' (Bagged July 2017)

The
Summit Shelter on 'Grasmoor' our 5th Hill (Last Visited July 2020)

'Whiteless
Pike' from the Southern Ridge on 'Grasmoor'

Descending
the Very Windy Southern Ridge

A
Long Way Down

A
Pose on the Ridge

Well
Fancy Meeting You Here! (Peter and Michael have Been Fell Running Club
Buddies for Over 40 Years)

Lower
Down and out of the Wind

A
Bit Better Path

Still
High Above Crummock Water

The
Summit of Our 5th and Last Hill Today 'Lad Hows'

'Rannerdale'
from 'Lad Hows'

Inspecting
an Old Holly Tree Growing Out of a Crag

Having
a Break by the Old Holly Tree Above the Car Park

Looking
Down on the Car Park

Close
up of the Car Park

Click
Click, Rannerdale Beck and 'Grasmoor'

Passing
the Waterfalls in the Beck

Heading
for the Car Park Below 'Grasmoor'

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The
Newly Refurbished Bluebird in the Ruskin Museum in Coniston

A
Pose with Bluebird

Another
Pose with Bluebird

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