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Plan B after Failing to get Past Keskadale Farm in the Slush
Causey Pike from the Car Park at Rigg Beck Bridge
Aikin Knott, Rigg Screes and Ard Crags from the Road
Leaving the Road with Skiddaw in Thick Cloud
Heading away from the Road and our Hill Causey Pike Lies Just Ahead
A Snow Topped Blencathra and Keswick
Leaving the Direct Route we Start to Climb Rowlings End
Cat Bell and the Newlands Valley from the Ascent of Rowling End
Taking a Break and Admiring the View
Nearing the Top of Rowling End
The Green Fields of the Newlands Valley and Derwent Water
Looking Down on the Frozen Fields of the Newlands Valley and Little Town
Close up of Little Town
On top of Rowling End with Ard Crags to the Left and Causey Pike to the Right
Below is Aikin Knott, Rigg Screes and Ard Crags with Robinson in the Cloud
Heading West over the Aptly Named Sleet Hause
Starting to Climb the Eastern Ridge of Causey Pike
The Towering Crags getting Nearer
The Path Heads Below the Crags then Drops Down a Little Before Climbing up to the Summit
Scar Crags come into View High Above the Rigg Beck Valley
Straight up to the Summit Now
Go on Keep Going
The Summit of Causey Pike is my One Hundredth Wainwright
Leaving the Summit and Heading West Over the 1st Hump
Looking Back to the Summit at the Fell Runner who took our Photos
Scar Crags Just Ahead Past the 3rd Hump
The Three Humps and Causey Pike
Close up of the Summit and the Path Around the Crags
Now for Scar Crags
Heading into the Wind
Nearly There
The Summit of Scar Crags
The Zig Zag Path up to Sail is Clearly Visible as we Head South from the Sail Pass
The Rigg Beck Valley
Heading East Back Down the Valley
Still a long way to go
Another Close up of the Summit of Causey Pike and the Path Around the Crags
Looking Back at our Slushy Path Down
Looking up at Aikin Knott, Rigg Screes and Ard Crags
Across the Newlands Valley is Cat Bells
Close up of the Tourists on the Top of Cat Bells
The Car Park now in Sight
Causey Pike from Rigg Beck Bridge
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