Photographs of Walks submitted by your fellow go4awalkers before June, 2004

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Cottages in Turvey   Turvey Church   Boarsgreave from Cowpe   Boarsgreave and Cowpe Reservoir from Cowpe Moss   Waugh Well Reservoir   Waugh Well Reservoir Dam and Outflow   Dearden Brook   Waugh Well Reservoir from Cowpe Lowe   An abandoned car on Cowpe Lowe   Rossendale Way on Cowpe Lowe   Waterfoot from nr Cowpe Lowe   Borrowdale   Borrow Beck, Borrowdale   Borrowdale from Whinfell Beacon   *Kendal and Morecambe Bay from Whinfell Beacon   Whinfell Beacon   Whinfell Tarn from Whinfell Beacon   Castle Fell   *Borrowdale from Mabbin Crag   Mabbin Crag   SE into Borrowdale from Mabbin Crag   Cairn on Ashstead Fell   *Borrowdale from Huck's Bridge - with Winash (left), Borrow Beck (centre) and Mabbin Crag (right)   West into Borrowdale from Huck's Bridge   Huck's Bridge   Wolfscote Dale from Biggin Dale   Wolfscote Dale from above Coldeaton Bridge   Burrator Reservoir   The Dart River   Burrator Reservoir   Edale from Kinder Low (Kinder Scout)   The bottom of Jacob's Ladder (Edale)   The River Kinder on Kinder Scout near Kinder Downfall   Ducks in Rosedale   Oaks nr Loughrigg Tarn   Grasmere from Loughrigg Terrace   Loughrigg Tarn near Tarn Foot   Derwent Water and Bleaberry Fell from Maiden Moor   Borrowdale from Maiden Moor   Derwent Water, Blencathra, Walla Crag and Bleaberry Fell from High Spy   Buttermere from Hay Stacks   Hay Stacks from Gatesgarth, SE of Buttermere   Ambleside and Windermere from Nab Scar   Grasmere from Nab Scar   Easedale Tarn and High Raise (Langdale) with Bow Fell (Bowfell), Gunson Knott, Crinkle Crags (Long Top) and Crinkle Crags (South Top) beyond from Fairfield   Grisedale Tarn from Fairfield   Hart Crag from Fairfield   Fairfield from Hart Crag   Hart Crag   Fairfield and Hart Crag from Dove Crag   Dove Crag from High Pike (Scandale)   High Stile and Red Pike from the Gatesgarth, SE of Buttermere   High Pike (Scandale) from Low Pike (Scandale)   North from the Corridor Route en-route to Scafell Pike   Whernside from near Braithwaite Wife Hole   Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal   Abney Clough from Sir William Hill above Eyam   Lose Hill (Ward's Piece) and Ladybower Reservoir from Winhill Pike (Win Hill)   Ladybower Reservoir from the lower slopes of Winhill Pike   Keswick and Bassenthaite Lake from High Rigg   Thirlmere from High Rigg   Blencathra from High Rigg   Little Mell Fell from Great Mell Fell   Great Mell Fell from Little Mell Fell   Ullswater and Hallin Fell from Little Mell Fell   Windermere (with Blenham Tarn far right) from Baystones (Wansfell)   Red Screes (left), Thornthwaite Crag, Froswick, Ill Bell and Yoke from Baystones (Wansfell)   Church Stretton from Pole Bank (Long Mynd)   *Ambleside from the upper slopes of Baystones (Wansfell)   *Ambleside from the lower slopes of Baystones (Wansfell)   The famous pub sign at The Mortal Man, Troutbeck   Moss covered wall in Robin Lane nr Troutbeck   Windermere from Baystones (Wansfell)   The Scafell Massiff from Bowfell - with Sca Fell to the left, Mickledore in the centre and Scafell Pike to the right   On Striding Edge (High Spying How)   Looking down Grisdale from Dollywaggon Pike with St Sunday Crag on the right and Ullswater in the distance   Hayfield from Lantern Pike   North East from Bla Bheinn (Blaven)   Oaken Clough nr Black Chew Head (Laddow Rocks)   Alport Castles   Portree   Bla Bheinn (Blaven) from An Dorus   Howden Reservoir   Howden Reservoir   Howden Reservoir   Troutbeck from Stony Cove Pike (Caudale Moor)   Froswick, Ill Bell and Yoke from Stony Cove Pike (Caudale Moor)   Dove Crag, Hart Crag and Fairfield from Hartsop Dodd   Patterdale from Hartsop Dodd   Angle Tarn Pikes, Place Fell and Hartsop from Hartsop Dodd   Dovedale from Hartsop Dodd   Hartsop Dodd from Hartsop   Froswick and Ill Bell from the path to Thornthwaite Crag   Ill Bell from Froswick   Froswick and Thornthwaite Crag seen from Ill Bell   Yoke, Ill Bell and Froswick seen from the path to Harter Fell   Ill Bell from Yoke summit   Striding Edge (High Spying How) and Red Tarn from Swirral Edge   Looking up Swirral Edge   Catstye Cam from Helvellyn  

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