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Liz and I met up for a stroll along Askham Fell towards Loadpot Hill, Bonscale Fell and Arthur’s Pike. We had some smashing views across to the central fells.
It was cold, very cold. The wind was blowing hard and this added to the wintry feel.
Liz, Susie and Pippa sheltering from the wind on Loadpot Hill
We knocked off the three Wainwrights before heading home in time for tea.
Arthur's Pike
Wainwrights to go (round two): 198
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You should write a book about the Wainwrights now that you are building up such an impressive knowledge of the Lakeland fells…