Where's the pic England v5

[dav2930]

For the exact location, there's a clue to be gleaned from the question (if you know your 17th century literary figures). Failing that, just the entire range of hills will do.

[dav2930]

To make hidden clue more explicit; John Bunyan called these hills 'the Delectable Mountains' and apparently could see them from his prison cell. A bit of googling might do the trick.

[dav2930]

This one seems to be holding up the thread so here's a give-away clue. The range of chalk hills in question lie to the north of the Thames and the pictured section of them is at their north-eastern end where they were apparently visible to Bunyan from Bedford Gaol. Great if you can identify the downland in the picture, but naming the entire range of hills will do.

[johnkaysleftleg]

Not sure if it's holding the thread up of just lack of interest, A quick internet browse have provided me with the answer of the Sundon Hills.

[dav2930]

Not sure if it's holding the thread up of just lack of interest, A quick internet browse have provided me with the answer of the Sundon Hills.

Phew, well done JKLL. The photo is actually of the Barton Hills (other side of the A6 from the Sundon Hills) which are more usually considered to be the inspiration for Bunyan's 'Delectable Mountains' (as other websites suggest). Anyway, glad that one's out the way - over to you!

[johnkaysleftleg]

This is the col between two fells, name either one.

[Slogger]

St.Ravens Edge and Cauldale Moor?
Dave.

[mamoset]

Is the pic from below Kentmere Pike

[johnkaysleftleg]

I can see where both guesses are coming from but both are wrong

[hooter2014]

Btwn Dove Crag and High Pike?

[johnkaysleftleg]

Nope not there

[Slogger]

Between Steel Fell and Calf Crag?
Dave.

[johnkaysleftleg]

No not there Dave, time for a clue me thinks.

Every answer so far has been in the wrong national park.

[nigheandonn]

Pen-y-Ghent and Plover Fell?

[johnkaysleftleg]

Pen-y-Ghent and Plover Fell?

That's the place, over to you.