Photographs of Walks submitted by your fellow go4awalkers in March, 2009

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School Knott   Knipescar Common   Forces Falls, Swindale Beck (Swindale Common)   On Scout Scar (Barrowfield)   Stainton Pike beyond Rowantree Force from Waberthwaite Fell   Looking up Whitecombe Beck from the footbridge below Horse Back Crag   Cunswick Fell   Altarnun Village   Gimblett's Mill Bridge   Laneast Holy Well   Laneast Church   Altarnun Packhorse Bridge   Altarnun Church   Padstow Bay from Daymer Bay   Climbing Lose Hill (Ward's Piece) during a winter temperature inversion   On Lose Hill (Ward's Piece) with Back Tor (Hollins Cross) and Mam Tor beyond during a winter temperature inversion   Back Tor (Hollins Cross) from Lose Hill (Ward's Piece) with Mam Tor and Lord's Seat (Rushup Edge) beyond during a winter temperature inversion   Mam Tor, and Back Tor (Hollins Cross) from Lose Hill (Ward's Piece) Tree on Back Tor (Hollins Cross) from Hollins Cross during a winter temperature inversion   Frozen tree on the slopes of Back Tor (Hollins Cross) viewed from Hollins Cross   Mam Tor from Hollins Cross during a temperature inversion   Hollins Cross, Back Tor (Hollins Cross) and Lose Hill (Ward's Piece) from Mam Tor during a temperature inversion   On White Nancy above Bollington   On White Nancy near Macclesfield   Stanage Edge, Higger Tor and Millstone Edge from Bole Hill   Footpath in Abney Clough   Stoke Ford in Bretton Clough   Higger Tor form Nether Bretton   Barrel Inn at Bretton Mount over looking Waterfall Farm, Eyam Edge and the White Peak area   Walla Crag summit cairn   Derwent Water, Keswick, and Walla Crag from Bleaberry Fell summit cairn   On Lindisfarne (Holy Island)   Gesto Bay and Loch Harport from the entrance to Loch Beag with The Cuillin Hills in the distance   Waterstein Head across Moonen Bay from Neist Fhiadhaich   The Cheshire Plain with Jodrell Bank in the distance from the Gritstone Trail on Croker Hill   Shutlingsloe from Cessbank Common   The Roaches, Hen Cloud and the Staffordshire Moorlands from the Gritstone Trail on Wincle Minn   Greasley Hollow from the ruined Mareknowles Farm   Looking SE from Cessbank Common   Looking over Greasley Hollow and Mareknowles Farm from the Gritstone Trail on Wincle Minn   The ruined Mareknowles Farm above Greasley Hollow   Croker Hill from the Gitstone Trail on the summit of Wincle Minn   Croker Hill from The Hanging Gate above Pot Lords   Reeth the summit of Calver Hill   Rock strewn and narrow Skelgate Lane   Skelgate Lane   The Red Lion at Langthwaite   The Bridge over the River Arkle at Langthwaite   A 'Moonscape' - looking back up through the spoil heaps of Fell End Lead Mine at the NW end of Fremington Edge   Down through the spoil heaps of Fell End Lead Mine at the NW end of Fremington Edge   Reeth from the lower slopes of from Fremington Edge   Arkengarthdale and Langthwaite from Fremington Edge   Calver Hill from Fremington Edge   Gibbon Hill and Harkerside Moor with Reeth in the valley below from Fremington Edge   The track up to Whitehouse Farm from High Fremington   White House Farm with Fremington Edge beyond   Fremington Edge from Reeth   Crib Goch (centre right) with the PYG Track (mid path) and the Miners' Track (coming up the valley) seen from the summit of Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa)   Temperature inversion from the summit of Ben Ledi in the snow   The Mamores featuring An Gearanach (left) and Sgurr a' Mhaim (right) from the summit of Ben Nevis   Newcastleton War Memorial in Douglas Square   Bridge over Liddle Water in Newcastleton   Carby Hill (Caerba) from Sorbietrees   The ruins of Mangerton Tower   Row of riverside houses beside Liddle Water in Newcastleton   Edale Church   The Vale of Edale   Edale End and The Vale of Edale   Lose Hill (Ward's Piece) and Back Tor (Hollins Cross) from Small Clough   The River Noe in The Vale of Edale   Padstow Harbour at low tide   Padstow Harbour with the tide out   Padstow Harbour   Padstow Harbour   Padstow   Boats in Padstow Harbour   Elterwater in the grip of winter   Mickelden Beck flowing through Great Langdale with the lowers slopes of the Landale pikes (left) and Side Pike (right)   My wife and daughter on Kinder Scout   Boscastle Harbour from Penally Hill   Boscastle Harbour   Boscastle Harbour at low tide   'Boat Seat' in Boscastle Harbour   Bridge over the River Valancy in Boscastle Harbour   The River Valancy in Boscastle Harbour   Harbour Light Tea Garden, Boscastle   The River Kinder being blown 'up' Kinder Downfall   Bellbeaver Rigg (Tynehead Fell) from Tyne Head   Tamond Heights and Roan Fell from Castlewink   Castlewink summit cairn   Castlewink from Ellson Fell   Carlin Tooth (Teviotdale) and Tudhope Hill from Ellson Fell   Daffodils on the banks of Ewes Water   The River Esk in Langholm where it meets Ewes Water   Whita Hill summit obelisk   Langholm and Eskdale from Whita Hill   The summit of Saddle Yoke   Hart Fell (Moffat) summit   Oxenhope Moor from the Bronte Way near Sunny Bank   Thornton Moor Reservoir from the Bronte Way near Sunny Bank   Thornton Moor Reservoir from the Bronte Way near Cobling Farm  

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