Photographs of Walks submitted by your fellow go4awalkers in April, 2008

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Looking NW up Cwm Maen Gwynedd to Cadair Berwyn from Tyn-y-ffridd   Looking SE down Cwm Maen Gwynedd from Buarth-yr-e   Moel Sych from Cwm Maen Gwynedd   The Cadair Berwyn ridge from Cwm Maen Gwynedd   The large cairn on the summit of Moel Sych   The trig point on the summit of Cadair Berwyn (North Top)   The summit cairn on Foel Wen in mist   Mynydd Tarw summit cairn in mist   Gordale Scar from New Close Knotts   Gordale Scar   The Langdale Pikes from Elter Water   The Langdale Pikes from Chapel Stile   Great Langdale from below Loft Crag   Hagg Gill Bridge from Troutbeck Tongue   Looking South towards Troutbeck and Windermere from Troutbeck Tongue summit   Troutbeck Tongue summit cairn   Stony Cove Pike (Caudale Moor) (left), Thresthwaite Mouth and Thornthwaite Crag (right) from the Northern end of Troutbeck Tongue   Trout Beck   Trout Beck Falls   Slate Bridge over Trout Beck   Trout Beck Falls   Barn at Troutbeck Park   The Northern Edge of Kinder Scout taken from Higher Shelf Stones, looking SW to the Snake Pass (A57).   On the Pendle Way in Fell Wood   Lower Ogden Reservoir from the Pendle Way near Fell Wood   On the Pendle Way crossing the Inlet stream coming from Upper Ogden Reservoir   On the Pendle Way crossing the Inlet stream feeding Lower Ogden Reservoir   Memorial seat on the Pendle Way near the North end of Lower Ogden Reservoir   Water channel between Upper and Lower Ogden Reservoirs   The East face path up of Pendle Hill (Beacon or Big End) wih Pendle House below   The East face path up of Pendle Hill (Beacon or Big End)   Approaching the summit of Pendle Hill (Beacon or Big End) from the South   Ogden Reservoirs from the summit of Pendle Hill (Beacon or Big End)   Looking East from the summit of Pendle Hill (Beacon or Big End)   Tinto from Lamington Hill   Hudderstone from Lamington Hill   Stiperstones (Manstone Rock) summit Trig Point   Stiperstones (Manstone Rock) Summit   Caer Caradoc Hill from Pole Bank (Long Mynd)   Caer Caradoc Hill from Ragleth Hill   On the summit of The Skirrid - Skirrid Fawr (Ysgyryd Fawr) with The Black Mountains in the background.   Froswick (foreground - centre right)) with Stony Cove Pike (Caudale Moor) (left), the Threshthwaite Mouth saddle and Thornthwaite Crag (centre back) from the summit of Yoke   Mardale Ill Bell (left) Nan Bield Pass and Harter Fell (Mardale)(right) with Kentmere Reservoir below from the summit of Yoke   On the summit of Yoke   Backstone Barrow with Troutbeck beyond from the lower slopes of Sour Howes   Foel-fras summit trig point   Mynydd Troed from Pen Cerrig-Calch   Grindsbrook Clough from The Nab   The bronze age bridge across the Colne Water at Wycoller on The Pendle Way.   Great Ridge, Heron Pike and Windermere beyond from Fairfield   High Pike from Dove Crag   Loughrigg Fell (left), Rydal Water and Nab Scar from High Sweden Coppice   *Striding Edge (High Spying How) (left), Helvellyn, Swirral Edge and Catstye Cam (far right) from near Hole-in-the-wall   Ullswater from Glenridding Dodd   Striding Edge (High Spying How) (left) and Helvellyn from near Hole-in-the-wall   Scenes from Big Pit Mining Museum, Blaenavon   Scenes from Big Pit Mining Museum, Blaenavon   Scenes from Big Pit Mining Museum, Blaenavon   Scenes from Big Pit Mining Museum, Blaenavon   Scenes from Big Pit Mining Museum, Blaenavon   Afon Anafon with Drum (Carneddau) beyond from the summit of Yr Orsedd   Conwy Bay from the summit of Foel Dduarth   Anglesea and Conwy Bay from the summit of Foel Dduarth   Anglesea and Conwy Bay from the summit of Yr Orsedd   The Iso Syöte region in February   Rostherne Church   Approaching Rostherne Church   Ridgegate Reservoir   Macclesfield Forest (left) and Shining Tor (centre left - on the horizon) from a rather misty Shutlingsloe summit   Shutlingsloe from the edge of Macclesfield Forest   The Leather Smithy, Ridgegate Reservoir   In Macclesfield Forest   In Macclesfield Forest   Monsal Head viaduct   The blocked up tunnel entrance at Monsal Head   On Monsal Head Viaduct   The River Wye from the top of Monsal Head Viaduct   The River Wye at Monsal Head   *Monsal Dale from Monsal Head   The River Wye and Ashford in the Water from Littel Shackleton Wood   Sheldon Village Church   Sheldon village   Deep Dale   Deep Dale   Deep Dale from the southern end   Looking South up Deep Dale   Looking North along Deep Dale   Monsal Dale from Monsal Head   Monsal Dale   Monsal Dale   The Derbyshire countryside from Pennyunk Lane, near Ashford in the Water   Pennyunk Lane, near Ashford in the Water   The Church in the middle of Ashford in the Water   Sheepwash Bridge over the River Wye, Ashford in the Water   The River Wye (upstream) from Sheepwash Bridge, Ashford in the Water   Little Longstone Church   Ashford in the Water Church   The River Wye in Monsal Dale   The River Wye weir in Monsal Dale   The River Wye weir in Monsal Dale  

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