Where's the pic England v5

[simon-b]

Green Side?

[johnkaysleftleg]

That's the one, it's a quarry close to glencoyne head on the slopes of Green Side. Over to you.

[simon-b]

Thanks Anthony, I needed that rather obvious clue.

Which hill is this?

[simon-b]

Meteorologists' records would show the blue sky in this picture to be a bit of a bonus.

[simon-b]

Think of two biblical brothers (old testament so hopefully this is a multi-cultural clue). Imagine one had a path on the other side of a hill quite nearby named after him. Then the other would have given his name to a feature in this photo.

[johnkaysleftleg]

Going off the clue, because I thought the fell was something else I'm going for Seathwaite Fell with reference to Moses Trod and Aaron Crags.

[simon-b]

Going off the clue, because I thought the fell was something else I'm going for Seathwaite Fell with reference to Moses Trod and Aaron Crags.

Spot on, Anthony.

[johnkaysleftleg]

Cheers Simon, to keep the thread going, where is this?

[johnkaysleftleg]

Clue time, the image was taken close to a long distance footpath and in a national park.

[simon-b]

Kinder Scout?

[johnkaysleftleg]

Not there Simon, I'm going to be away for a while so I'll just give the answer and leave the competition open for anybody who wants to post a pic. This one was taken on the edge of Urra moor in the North Yorkshire Moors walking towards the Cleveland way. Over to anybody who wants to post a pic!

[Guinessman]

In the interests of keeping the thread going which hill is this?

[nigheandonn]

It's a nice stripy one, but I don't think I know it - are you going to give us a clue?

[Guinessman]

Wider view of the rear of this NW wainwright.

[nigheandonn]

Ahh, that explains it - I might be able to come and tell you on Monday!