Showing posts with label tarn bagging. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tarn bagging. Show all posts
Wednesday, 10 September 2008
Geriatric Wainwrights
Labels:
Beacon Tarn,
Blawith Knott,
geriatric,
Lake District,
Lang Tarn,
Outlying Fells,
tarn bagging,
Tottlebank Height,
Wainwright,
White Borran,
Wool Knott
Saturday, 16 August 2008
My bag
Daddy has been busy with setting up a record of our tarn and peak bagging. You can follow our exploits here:
Wainwright's Fells
Wainwright's Outlying Fells
Lakes
Tarns
Wainwright's Fells
Wainwright's Outlying Fells
Lakes
Tarns
Monday, 11 August 2008
Hard Knott
The last tarn (one of the Hard Knott Tarns) was described by H H Symonds in the 1930s: "Catch all this over the water of a peat tarn, with a margin of red grasses nodding and fluttering in the sunshine, and you will not praise any unknown top more highly: in the places where man's foot seldom goes, beauty dwells none the less". And to think we nearly missed it!
Labels:
H H Symonds,
Hard Knott,
Lake District,
tarn bagging,
Wainwright
Monday, 4 August 2008
Tarn bagging



I went for a long walk yesterday morning - my longest yet. Daddy wanted to try a local walk from Nuttalls' "The Tarns of Lakeland". We found 5 tarns on Torver Common. I think tarn bagging is a great idea! See http://www.nuttalls.com/mountains/tarns.htm.
Labels:
Lake District,
Nuttall,
tarn bagging,
tarns,
Torver
Saturday, 17 May 2008
The Lake District is fabulous (part 1)
Daddy said I would enjoy it and I did! I have learned to swim and Daddy can't keep me out of the water. I climbed three peaks - Beacon Fell (twice), Brockbarrow and Lingmoor and I walked from Skelwith Bridge to Elterwater and back. I could have done a lot more but apparently this would be bad for my joints and bones at my age. (The only downside is the number of ticks I got - yuck!) I can't wait to go back again. As soon as I arrived home, I jumped into the pond!
Here are some pictures of my exploits.
Here are some pictures of my exploits.
Labels:
Beacon Fell,
Blea Tarn,
Brockbarrow,
Coniston Water,
Easedale Tarn,
Elterwater,
Goat's Water,
Lake District,
Lingmoor,
River Brathay,
Skelwith Bridge,
Sour Milk Gill,
tarn bagging,
ticks,
Wainwright
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