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Heading for the Hills from Above the Old Dungeon Gill Hotel Car Park
The Valley of Mickleden this Way
On the Left In the is Snow Crinkle Crags and Bow Fell on the Right
The Low Point on the Skyline in the Snow is Rossett Gap our Destination
The Valley of Mickleden Opens up
Click Click
Pike of Stickle and Loft Crag Tower Above us
Following Mickleden Beck on Part of the Cumbria Way Footpath
Approaching the Junction of the Stake Pass Path and our Path to Esk Hause
The Peak on the Right is Rossett Pike
Leaving the Valley Floor as we Head for Rossett Gap
View Back Down the Mickleden Valley
As we Climb Higher the Ice Starts Building up
Looking Across to Flat Crags and Bowfell Buttress on Bow Fell
Rossett Pike Getting Nearer
We Reach the Snowline
Keep Going up
Viewpoint Above Rossett Gill
Setting off Again on the Icy Path
Steady on
There's More and More Ice the Higher we go
Close up of Pike of Stickle and Loft Crag
Rossett Gap in Sight
Just a Short Climb to the Summit
EMERGENCY on the Summit of Rossett Pike "I've Left my Butties in the Fridge!!!"
Leaving Rossett Pike for Angle Tarn with Esk Hause the Low Point on the Horizon our Next Destination
The Northern Crags of Bow Fell with Esk Pike to the Right at Angle Tarn
Rossett Pike and Angle Tarn
Mind it Doesn't Crack
Nearing the Top of Esk Hause
Great Gable, Windy Gap and Green Gable
The Very Windy Stone Shelter at Esk Hause
Three Winter Fellwalkers Coming Down Allan Crags
Esk Pike now Dead Ahead
More Wind and Snow
Keep Going
Nearly There
Climbing up Passed some Frozen Rocks
Looking Back Down at a Lone Walker near the Shelter on Esk Hause
Nearing the Summit
The Summit of Esk Pike
Standing on the Rocks that Mark the Summit
Sheltered Against the Wind Trying to Bite a Frozen Chocolate Bar
Rossett Pike, Angle Tarn and Bow Fell
Heading Back to Angle Tarn
Walking on Water
The Stepping Stones over the Outlet of Angle Tarn
Back Down the Rossett Gap in a Blizzard with the Whole Length of Mickleden to Walk Back
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