On the way over Andrew suggested we scrambled Jack's Rake - as a vertiginous coward I declined the invitation.
Harrison Stickle, High Raise, Loft Crag, Pavey Ark, Pike o'Stickle, Sergeant Man, Thunacar Knott - Seven Wainwrights in one winters day.
Here's the pics hope you like them.
- Food on the car roof precariously close to Seagull ****!
- Looking back to New Dungeon Ghyll
- Looking up towards Pavey Ark
- The top of the Stickle Ghyll Path
- Pavey Ark
- Me at Stickle Tarn
- Andrew views the Tarn & Pavey Ark
- Harrison Stickle, Pavey Ark & Stickle Tarn with a snow shower coming through
- Sergeant Man our first Wainwright of the Day - 2414ft
- Saluting the Sergeant
By now it was really cold - the wind chill was quite severe but we were still getting nice views as the cloud cover was still hovering around the bigger peaks.
- The Path to High Raise
- Our Second Wainwright - High Raise - 2500ft
- Cold, but happy
- No. 3 - Thunacar Knot - 2351
- No. 4 - Top of Pavey Ark - 2288ft
- Me on Pavey Ark
- Heading for Harrison Stickle - with Windemere in the Distance...
- Heading for Harrison Stickle 2403ft and No.5 of the day
Looks like we forgot to taking a pic on the top of Harrison stickle
Nevermind...here's pike o' Stickle then- Heading for Pike O' Stickle
- Gully down to Langdale
- Pike O' Stickle - 2323ft
- Looking towards Mickleden & Esk Hause way
Then we headed for Loft Crag our 7th & final Wainwright of the day.
- Success seven Wainwrights in one day - Loft Crag - 2270ft
Then we headed down Dungeon Ghyll
- Heading Back down Dungeon Ghyll - the wind was howling here which made the more precipitous parts a bit more interesting!
So that's how to do Seven Wainwrights in one short Winters Day...
) looks like reasonable weather for winter too 
