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Day 1 of holiday,
Little snow around, at this point

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Sunshine throughout, breezy late on Excellent walk, albeit very muddy in places on the coast path, clay-based wet/watery mud, but sticky due to the clay! was good to get out and about for the first time in a while (due to not travelling much during pandemic) got some flapjack early on from the Worth...

While N was off seeing Sarah. rain on and off, not too bad until big downpour in last 5 min for which legs got wet

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From Selbourne. Some rain, not as bad as SDW 2 weeks previous

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10h
32.5km
2200m

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During Storm Aiden, rained for all but last 30 min.

Spindle hedge was seen on Huckswood Lane between Huckswood Copse and Chalk Quarry (shortly after I fell over on polished slippy chalk)

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possible route

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Last hills of the trip (before cafe and book shop in Penrith).

Wind was very strong, on the edge of turning back.

Managed to largely avoid the rain which started in earnest shortly after return to the car.

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Very enjoyable walk, especially as the cloud cleared from Fairfield as we were on it (was swirling around on the way) to reveal the best view from a hill yet. Fairfield was also Wainwright number 70.

Dipped feet in stream on way back.

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canoeing

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From forestry car park, largely following their route to summit.

Lunch in car park, then off to Keswick for iced cream, and canoeing down the upper Derwent River across Derwent Water to Keswick.

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Following Little Mell Fell, windy, getting dusky at the end

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Evening, part 1. windy, good views

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Doing some things around the C2C route. in cloud throughout, which was worse on the way back (couldn't even see Hayeswater at that point).

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Not sure where the top of Hartsop Above How was, but visited cairns - probably was where we had lunch.

Pooley Bridge later on.

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Glenridding Dodd, Sheffield Pike, windy

St Sunday Crag, Fairfield

canoeing trip

Dodd (nr Skiddaw) before Canoeing

Great Mell Fell (following Little Mell Fell)

Little Mell Fell in the evening

High Raise etc - tidying from C2C

Hart Crag etc from Brothers water