Photographs of Walks submitted by your fellow go4awalkers in April, 2010

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Bluebells covering the ground in woodland beside the River Noe in the Vale of Edale   Bluebells in woodland beside the River Noe in the Vale of Edale   Helvellyn above Thirlmere from Raven Crag (Thirlmere)   Blencathra or Saddleback (left, in the distance) and Clough Head (right) above Legburthwaite from Raven Crag (Thirlmere)   Goyt's Valley from Axe Edge Moor   Stone wall stile on Cheeks Hill - the highest point in Staffordshire   Three Shires Head   Three Shires Head   Three Shires Head   Three Shires Head   Three Shires Head   The River Dane in Danebower Hollow near Three Shires Head   The River Dane in Danebower Hollow   Descending Danebower Hollow   Shutlingsloe from The Cat and Fiddle   Macclesfield Forest from The Cat and Fiddle   The Cat and Fiddle   The Cat and Fiddle   Damage to the Cut Gate Path (Bridleway) by mountain bikes   Cairn on the Cut Gate Path (Bridleway)   Margery Hill summit trig point   Outer Edge   Outer Edge summit rocks   Howden Reservoir, Derwent Reservoir and Ladybower Reservoir from Outer Edge   Rocking Stones Rock Sculptures at Crow Stones Edge on Howden Moors   Rocking Stones at Crow Stones Edge on Howden Moors   Rocking Stones at Crow Stones Edge on Howden Moors   Horse Stone (Horse Stone Naze) rock sculptures on Howden Moors   Horse Stone (Horse Stone Naze) on Howden Moors   Deep peat groughs on Howden Edge   Rocks on Howden Edge   The Porter or Little Don River in Hordron Clough   The Porter or Little Don River in Laund Clough   The Porter or Little Don River   Hordron Road (Track) crossing Langsett Moors   Crookland Wood near Langsett Reservoir   Godor summit cairn   Moel Sych, Cadair Berwyn and Moel yr Ewig from Godor (North Top)   Llyn Lluncaws from Moel yr Ewig   Cadair Berwyn from Moel yr Ewig   Decending the ridge from Cadair Berwyn towards Moel yr Ewig   Llyn Lluncaws from Cadair Berwyn   Cadair Berwyn (North Top), Tomle, Foel Wen, Foel Wen (South Top), Mynydd Tarw, Cwm Maen Gwynedd, Tyn-y-ffridd, Mynydd Mawr, Godor, Godor (West Top) and Moel yr Ewig from Cadair Berwyn   Cadair Berwyn (North Top) summit trig point   Craig Berwyn from Cadair Berwyn   Cadair Berwyn   Pool on Cadair Berwyn   Cadair Berwyn and Moel Sych from Craig Berwyn   Cwm Maen Gwynedd and Tyn-y-ffridd from Craig Berwyn   Tomle from Craig Berwyn   Cadair Bronwen from near Tomle   Cadair Bronwen from the gated track NW of Tomle   Cadair Berwyn from the summit of Tomle   Tomle summit cairn   Tomle from Foel Wen   Foel Wen (South Top)   Mynydd Tarw summit cairn   Tyn-y-ffridd and Mynydd Mawr (Berwyns) from Mynydd Tarw   Great Bourne and Bowness Knott from near Ennerdale Weir   Grike summit cairn and shelter   Ennerdale Bridge, Bowness Knott, Great Bourne, Starling Dodd, Red Pike (Buttermere), High Stile and Pillar sourrounding Ennerdale Water from the summit of Crag Fell   Starling Dodd (left), Red Pike (Buttermere), High Stile and Pillar (right) and Ennerdale Water from the summit of Crag Fell   Great Borne across Ennerdale from the summit of Crag Fell   Crag Fell summit cairn with Great Borne (left), Starling Dodd (centre), Red Pike (Buttermere) and High Stile in the distance   Whoap summit boulder with Lank Rigg beyond   Iron Crag summit cairn   Caw Fell summit cairn with Iron Crag beyond   Ennerdale from the summit of Haycock during a break in the mist   Haycock summit cairn during a break in the mist   The summit of Little Gowder Crag   Cairn on the ridge between Sliver Cove Beck and Deep Gill with Ennerdale Water, Great Borne and Starling Dodd beyond   Climbing the ridge between Sliver Cove Beck and Deep Gill with Ennerdale Water, Great Borne and Starling Dodd beyond   Silver Cove Beck   Bowness Knott and Great Borne above Ennerdale Water   Bowness Knott and Great Borne above Ennerdale Water   Great Borne and Starling Dodd above Ennerdale Water   Ennerdale Weir   Ennerdale Weir   Bridge over The River Ehen at Ennerdale Weir   Great Borne and Starling Dodd beyond Ennerdale from Ennerdale Weir   Buckden Pike from Firth Fell summit trig point   Pen-y-ghent from Horse Head Moor summit trig point   Birks Fell from Yockenthwaite   Bridge over The River Wharf at Yockenthwaite   On Buachaille Etive Mor - descending from Stob na Doire (Buachaille Etive Mor) to Stob Coire Altruim (Buachaille Etive Mor) with Stob na Broige (Buachaille Etive Mor) beyond   Keld   Kisdon from near Keld   The Keld Countryside   Keld Hill   The River Swale at Keld   The River Swale at Keld   The River Swale at Keld   Whitsundale Beck near Keld   Stone bridge over Whitsundale Beck near Ravenseat   Whitsundale Beck near Ravenseat   Whitsundale Beck at Ravenseat   Robert's Seat summit cairn   Thomas Gill Mea, West Stones Dale   Sheepfold beside Stonesdale Beck   Stonesdale Beck near Tan Hill  

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