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Stunning pics HMHT, that snow dusting really does bring the mountains to life, I can almost feel the temperature just by looking at 'em

This is a fine collection you've put together TM, I've always admired those hardy folk who can return to their car and drive to another hill and go at it again (I often think I'm going to but the pull of the car seat seems to stop me :lol: ) I certainly would have lacked the spirit to do so in those...

Fantastic write up Nighe, as en ex railwayman it does my heart good to see it included in a hike report. As you say, shame to miss those viaducts due to darkness but those pictures and your fortune at the pub mean it was still a fantastic day....and leaves you with a great excuse to go back sometime...

Fine looking hike ILS, shame it proved to be a bit too much on the day

'you are a terrible boyfriend and if we survive this I shall emigrate to Malaysia'

I've had the same look from Mrs W mate

Great post, looking forward to the next

Small world Paulo, my mate lives in Singapore and went to Thailand (Pattaya ) with his wife on business and took an extended break while there, he actually walked those steps at Ko Lan and said the very same thing you did about the heat

Wow, cracking pics HMHT, I would have made a post too given that selection of pics

Love the UFO story, that image looked so fake it's hilarious, funny how people actually 'bought it' back in the day

Bloody lovely Paulo and I only had to wait 3 years for the second installment :lol: :lol: There are a bunch of old mine shafts around the Nettleton area from ironstone mines but that one you photographed with the stepped concrete facade is actually the old route of the Viking Way passing under the e...

Dammit Paulo, I came here hoping to see images of home.....right on my old doorstep too, and I get 2 pics

I am disappointed

That first shot really does look like Lincolnshire but that wheat looks to be well on for January

PauloUK77 wrote:Wow Chris, these pics are making me want to relocate.

You would struggle to find a better place to relocate to mate

That is one continuous string of spectacular images from start to finish JK, just beautiful :clap: :clap: I read the falling camera paragraph with a pained expression expecting the worst and have to say I'm impressed with the outcome :crazy: I guess it must have bounced on corners each time or somet...

Lovely shots of another cracker BH, love the shot of the road twisting away into the distance .....no mention of a pub finish though, so almost perfect

What a cracking start to a hiking weekend BH, lovely photos of a fine looking wander and a perfect end to the day by the sound of it

Fantastic photos Martin, what a lovely hike this must have been through such wonderful scenery looking perfect with it's winter dusting

Good lord Chris what a bizarre thing, and what a reminder that it doesn't have to be a pinnacle ridge or a grizzly bear that gets you....we often forget that this fate threatens all of us in the most benign of circumstances. Good luck with the recuperation, I'm sure you'll be ready for springtime :t...

Stunning HMHT, not just the views but that damn gourmet grub in the middle of nowhere. It's a while since I did any camping but it always involved beans still in the tin, warmed at the bottom and cold at the top with lots of bits of stick in there too :lol: You will be inundated with offers of hike ...

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Re: Ice Cold in Langdale

Re: Four short fell walks on another damp day out.

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