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Attermire Scar, Grizedales & Catrigg Force

Attermire Scar, Grizedales & Catrigg Force

Postby poppiesrara » Thu Nov 14, 2013 1:30 am

Date walked: 10/11/2013

Time taken: 4.25

Distance: 19.5 km

Ascent: 870m

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A beautiful clear day for a feature-packed ramble through the limestone Dales.

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Ingleborough

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Warrendale Knotts

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Attermire Scar

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Rye Loaf Hill summit

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Ingleborough & Whernside

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Rye Loaf Hill

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Victoria Cave

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From Jubilee Cave

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Pen y Ghent

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Catrigg Force

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