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High Tove to Bleaberry Fell

High Tove to Bleaberry Fell


Postby neil patterson » Mon Jul 22, 2013 9:07 am

Date walked: 19/07/2013

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Its dry up top.

Had never been on this fell before, due to terrible reports of it being some kind of marshland.

Well, thanks to this hot weather we have been having its dry. Walked the ridge from Armboth to Bleaberry and only twice did my boots find any wet patches.

If these peaks are on your list to do now is the time.
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Re: High Tove to Bleaberry Fell

Postby L-Hiking » Wed Jul 24, 2013 3:23 pm

Lucky you!

Believe me when its wet its wet up there
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