Had a great fortnight in the Lakes and here are my 4 best walks in fantastic weather.
A Skiddaw horseshoe at EveryTrail
Coniston Old Man at EveryTrail
Grisedale Pike - Hopegill Head - Whiteside ridge at EveryTrail
Birkhouse Moor and Catstye Cam at EveryTrail
Showing posts with label Coniston Old Man. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coniston Old Man. Show all posts
Sunday, 23 March 2014
Sunday, 27 November 2011
GPS
The other day, Daddy bought a keyring GPS to measure how far I 'walk' compared with him. He bought it on eBay.
I wore it for the first time on our recent walk up Dow Crag and Coniston Old Man and the results show that I walked 3 times as much as Daddy on Walna Scar (open ground). Funnily enough, Evan Davis was on yesterday's Saturday PM programme on radio 4 saying the same thing. Overall I did 2 times as much from the start to Goat's Water. Daddy had to take it off then because of my love of swimming! It doesn't look as though you can download my route, which is a shame, but here is Daddy's. Notice the Brocken spectre at the top of the Old Man. Daddy got really excited when he saw this.
Dow Crag and Coniston Old Man at EveryTrail
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Dow Crag and Coniston Old Man at EveryTrail
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BBC,
Coniston Old Man,
Evan Davis,
Goat's Water,
GPS,
Radio 4,
Saturday PM
Wednesday, 9 September 2009
A wet time in the Lake District
Well, it rained and it rained and it rained. But who cares? I love swimming and I couldn't get enough of it. Coniston Water was overflowing, which is unusual for this time of year, but it isn't as high as last October when the boathouse was flooded.
I went on some great local walks and, on the only fine day, a high level one up Coniston Old Man. Here are our recorded walks (ie excluding the short ones down to the lake).
Yew Bank from Water Yeat, via Torver Tarn at EveryTrail
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Quick walk up Beacon Fell at EveryTrail
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Beacon Tarn and Cockenskell at EveryTrail
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High Nibthwaite, High Bethecar and Low Nibthwaite at EveryTrail
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Boo Tarn, Coniston Old Man and Low Water at EveryTrail
Map created by EveryTrail: GPS Trip Sharing with Google Maps
I went on some great local walks and, on the only fine day, a high level one up Coniston Old Man. Here are our recorded walks (ie excluding the short ones down to the lake).
Yew Bank from Water Yeat, via Torver Tarn at EveryTrail
Map created by EveryTrail: GPS Trip Sharing with Google Maps
Quick walk up Beacon Fell at EveryTrail
Map created by EveryTrail: GPS Community
Beacon Tarn and Cockenskell at EveryTrail
Map created by EveryTrail: GPS Trip Sharing with Google Maps
High Nibthwaite, High Bethecar and Low Nibthwaite at EveryTrail
Map created by EveryTrail: Geotagging Community
Boo Tarn, Coniston Old Man and Low Water at EveryTrail
Map created by EveryTrail: GPS Trip Sharing with Google Maps
Boo Tarn
Labels:
Beacon Fell,
Boo Tarn,
Brim Fell,
Cockenskell,
Coniston Old Man,
High Bethecar,
Low Water,
Yew Bank
Wednesday, 20 May 2009
Lake District 2 May
This walk took in all the Coniston fells apart from Wetherlam which we did last November, ie Greyfriar, Great Carrs, Swirl How, Brim Fell, Coniston Old Man and Dow Crag. I managed to swim in Seathwaite Tarn and Blind Tarn on the way round which was very refreshing. It was very busy on the tops because of the Coniston Fell Race.
Coniston Fells from Seathwaite at EveryTrail
Map created by EveryTrail:GPS Geotagging
Coniston Fells from Seathwaite at EveryTrail
Map created by EveryTrail:GPS Geotagging
Seathwaite Tarn
Labels:
Blind Tarn,
Brim Fell,
Coniston Fell Race,
Coniston Fells,
Coniston Old Man,
Dow Crag,
Great Carrs,
Greyfriar,
Seathwaite Tarn,
Swirl How
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