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Two more Marilyns in the Forest of Bowland

Two more Marilyns in the Forest of Bowland

Postby Clach Liath » Fri Dec 08, 2017 12:00 am

Date walked: 03/12/2017

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Ward's Stone

Tarnbrook - Tarnsyke Clough - Ward's Stone (E top) - Ward's Stone (W top) - Grit Fell - Clougha Pike - Grit Fell - Grizedale Head - Grizedale Bridge - Tarnbrook.

Not as squelchy underfoot as I had feared. Great views across to Ingleborough. Clougha Pike is one of the Trail Magazine's 100 Best UK mountains - a good viewpoint, but a "mountain"? Er, no.

White Hill

From Cross of Greet. Started at the ludicrously late time of 3.20pm. Sunset was about 3.50pm. At top around 4pm for a pretty sunset. Didn't stay long on the top. Part of the descent was in the gloom and part in dark. Very wet under foot.

More detail here http://clachliath.com/2017/12/the-forest-of-bowland/
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