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AS JN 2006 Derbyshire Derwent??
Map Ref Hindscarth on to Green Gable !!
Andy Smalley and JJ
Snake Pass 07
Sharps Edge has no respect for the frailty of human flesh so take great care. Crossed in 2007 Andy S on the cam © Start (OS ref): NY343269 Map (1:25,000): OL5 English Lakes North East Parking: Lay-by at side of A66 Distance: 8.2 miles (13.2 km) Time: 4 hours Difficulty: Very Hard Climbing: 869 metres Hazards: Grade 1 Scramble on Sharp Edge not for faint hearted
Taken 2 mp Digi on Striding Edge
Helvellyn & Striding Edge 2008 Striding Edge for your safety Please read this Important note, KNOW YOUR LIMITS!!! Striding Edge can be a dangerous place for the unwary, especially in bad weather. Extreme caution should be exercised at all times when attempting to cross it. Striding Edge is the famous and renowned ridge that flanks the south eastern passage to Helvellyn. The most common route to Striding Edge is from Patterdale or a longer walk from Glenridding. The target from either route is to reach the 'Hole-in-the-Wall' to reach the best way of traversing the ridge from east to west. Photo By John N Smaley up front yellow!
Andy & JJ weekend trip Lakes 2007
A view from Robo
Lake district 2007 Andy Smallbone attempts to climb a very wet rockface.....
Evening sun over sharps edge 2006/7
Great Gable viewed from Warsdale 2012 mick taking a break
Andy & John Chapel Style 2008 for another mad weekend
Happy man Santa 2009 at Froggarts edge.....look into my eyes!!!!!!!
Mr N on Red Pike & Scotland is that away!...
Andy John sunday 15 2016
Andy Smallbone 9 inch seen here on Red Pike 2009. Photo By John N. Then off to hit the peaks of Poland. This is Red Pike, a fell in the High Stile range in the western English Lake District, which separates Ennerdale from the valley of Buttermere and Crummock Water. It is 2,476 ft (755 m) high. The direct ascent of Red Pike from Buttermere is very popular and the ridge walk from Red Pike to Haystacks is regarded as one of the finest in the area, with excellent views of the Great Gable and Pillar and Scafells,Its well worth a few days camping, recommend a light day sack.
C Clark Debyshire 2012
Taken at Dale Head in the northwestern sector of the Lake District. It is 753 metres or 2,470 feet above sea level try it via Robinsons with 40 lbs on your back, coz you'll know about it in the morning!!!!!!!!
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Check out em white pants cool dude Sept 2005
AS Bennevis
Andy on Sharps edge.
Ben Nev 2
John W & Dad A great day out with my Son
Grantham Team taking a well earned rest
Dam Busters' at the start of another days walking which way George??????????
OK ,OK i've got it... Aaaah we're here! I think !! yea but my blue thiny says other wise. oh look what that? a feking sign post.Its behind you !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Jan 2012 Winter 15 miles and ready for a pint. Just take a photo
Sharps edge 2007
Duck & Lemon eater of Newark, all you can eat
meode.bellend Andy S the duck Eatter of all Newark Town... Andy &John 2005/6
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Ricko in training. Peak District Jan 2012