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

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Levers Water and Boulder Vally from Levers Hawse   Quarry Bank Mill, Styal Country Park   Styal Cross, Styal Country Park   Norcliffe Church, Styal Country Park   The steps down to Giant's Castle Bridge over the River Bollin in Styal Country Park   Daymer Bay   Stow-on-the-Wold   Battle of Stow Memorial, West of Donnington   Broadwell Church   The Wells, Stow-on-the-Wold   Brim Fell End reflected in Levers Water   Bowscale Fell from Carrock Fell   Looking down the Daear Ddu Ridge to Llyn y Foel from Carnedd Moel Siabod   Looking up the Daear Ddu Ridge towards Carnedd Moel Siabod from Llyn y Foel   The unused Miller's Dale bridge east of Miller's Dale Station from the The Monsal Trail   Tansley Dale   Tideswell Church   Monk's Dale   The footbridge at the Miller's Dale end of Monk's Dale   The trail through Monk's Dale   The trail across fields towards Tideswell   The trail through Tansley Dale   Cressbrook Dale   Footbridge in Cressbrook Dale   Cressbrook Seat   Spring buds in Water-cum-Jolly Dale   The River Wye in Water-cum-Jolly Dale   On the Monsal Trail - crossing the bridge at Miller's Dale Station   Miller's Dale from the bridge at Miller's Dale Station   Carpet of Wood Anemone in Cressbrook Dale   Wild Garlic in Cressbrook Dale   Water-cum-Jolly Dale from the footbridge across the River Wye weir at Cressbrook   Mist drifting over Castleton the Hope Valley from Mam Tor   The Great Ridge - Lord's Seat (Rushup Edge), Rushup Edge, Kinder Scout, The Vale of Edale, Edale, Hollins Cross, Back Tor (Hollins Cross), Lose Hill (Ward's Piece), Hope and Castleton under the mist from Mam Tor   Mam Tor summit trig point   Castleton under a temperature inversion from Mam Tor   The High Peak District, Eldon Hill, Chapel-en-le-Frith, Rushup Edge, Kinder Scout, The Vale of Edale, Edale, Mam Tor, Hollins Cross, Back Tor (Hollins Cross) and Lose Hill (Ward's Piece) from Lord's Seat (Rushup Edge)   The Great Ridge - Rushup Edge, Mam Tor, Hollins Cross, Back Tor (Hollins Cross) and Lose Hill (Ward's Piece) from Lord's Seat (Rushup Edge)   Windermere from Broad Crag   Great Gable from Middleboot Knotts   The shoulder of Great Gable (left) and Styhead Tarn from Lingmell   Sellafield from Broad Crag summit   Wasdale Head Hall Farm   Ill Crag summit with Scafell Pike beyond   A crowded Scafell Pike summit from the summit of Sca Fell   Derwent Water from Great End summit   Scafell Pike summit from Ill Crag   Holding on to the Trig point on Scafell Pike summit   Piers Gill with Lingmell (near left) and Kirk Fell (centre) and Great Gable (right) on the horizon   Ill Crag (left) with Broad Crag below Scafell Pike from Great End summit   Seathwaite and Borrowdale beyond Styhead Tarn from Lingmell   Harter Fell (Eskdale) (centre left), Cam Spout Crag and Slight Side (centre right) with Eskdale below from Ill Crag summit   Climbing towards the col between Broad Crag and Great End   Symonds Knott from Mickledore   Lone fell walker on Scafell Pike with Symonds Knott and Sca Fell (left), Wast Water and Seatallen (right) beyond   Mickledore at Sunset from Wasdale   Lingmell Crag from Middleboot Knotts   Wasdale Head at sunrise from Lingmell   Wast Water and the Lingmell Ridge from Lingmell   Scafell Pike, Mickledore and Sca Fell at sunset from Wasdale   Wast Water from the summit of Sca Fell   lllgill Head (left), Wast Water and Seatallan from Lingmell   Symonds Knott and Sca Fell from Scafell Pike   Scafell Pike Summit cairn   The Old Cheese Shop in Hartington   The trail along Overdale towards Gipsy Bank in Bloom   Wolfscote Dale from Narrow Dale   Descending Gipsy Bank towards Coldeaton Bridge and Dove Dale   Iron Tors with Coldeaton Bridge and Dove Dale below from Gipsy Bank   Narrowdale Farm with Narrowdale Hill from Narrow Dale   Walkers beside the River Dove in Wolfscote Dale   Clouds rolling in over Fairfield (left), Dollywaggon Pike and Nethermost Pike from Helvellyn   Red Tarn (Helvellyn) and Striding Edge (High Spying How) from Helvellyn summit   Helvellyn summit shelter   Helvellyn summit plateau   Walkers on Swirral Edge from the summit of Helvellyn   The footbridge over Helvellyn Gill at The Swirls Car Park, Thirlmere   Monte Isola across Lake Iseo   Sunset over Lake Iseo   Storm approaching over Lake Iseo from Monte Isola   Frost and freezing mist in Lathkill Dale   Weirs on a very cold day in Lathkill Dale   Black and white Timber house in Swettenham   Swettenham Church   Tintagel Church   Rossmere   Moreton-in-Marsh   Moreton-in-Marsh Police Station   Evenlode Village   Evenlode Church   Broadwell Church   Longborough Village   Longborough Church   The Duck Pond in Moreton-in-Marsh   My new boots on Great Hetha near Hethpool   Harter Fell (Eskdale) and Eskdale from the summit of Pen (Eskdale)   Scafell Pike from Pen (Eskdale)   Harter Fell (Eskdale) summit   Hen Hole on the Pennine Way near Auchope Cairn   Glendyne Burn from Willowgrain Hill  

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