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[will0001]

I tried to get someone to go on this walk with me but there were no takers... so I thought ******** to it ...I'm off.

So here's the pics of Glaramara, Allen Crags & Great End on a stunning summers day.

I took the Combe Gill Route I had thought about going up through the door but just opted for the normal path it was the middle of the week so it was reasonably quiet.

The boot

View from walking along the road from Seatoller car park

Combe Gill Path

View back towards Borrowdale

Looking up towards Glaramara

A wee scramble to the summit

After an hour of sweating like a horse I made it to the summit and a welcome cooling breeze.

Glaramara Summit - 2560ft - with Langdale Pikes in the Back Ground

Random Dood on the Summit who to the next pic... if you know who he is or if you are him drop me a reply....

First Wainwright of the Day

I headed onward to Allen Crags ...

Allen Crags, with Great End butress to the right...

Tarns on the way

Allen Crag Summit - 2572ft

Great Gable & Sprinkling Tarn from Allen Crags

Onward to Great End...

On Great End Summit - 2984ft

Scafell Pike from Great End

Walking back to Esk Hause

Sprinkling Tarn from path down from Esk Hause

I headed back down towards Esk Hause the tok the path to Sprinkling tarn, along to Styhead Tarn and finally Decended to seathwaite via Styhead Gill & Stockley Bridge ...the road section to Seatoller nearly killed me.

Looking back at Great End from Styhead Gill Path

Styhead Tarn & The Path back to Seathwaite

[mrssanta]

after all those snowy pictures recently it's nice to see some green! looks like you had a great day

[colgregg]

Definitely your mates loss that day with weather like that. It is certainly the kind of day you never want to end and keep you on the high fells as long as possible. Too often in the lakes they are few and far between. Great pic, too. Nice one.