Photographs of Walks submitted by your fellow go4awalkers in June, 2012

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Janet and Dave on Hallin Fell with Martindale in the background   Me and my favourite rock on The Roaches   Scrambling up towards Crib Goch with Llyn Llydaw far below   My 4 year old daughter at the trig point on top of Holyhead Mountain   The view from the top of Mynydd Machen (Machen Hill)   Me and Darryl Brooks at Hallin Fell summit with Ullswater beyond   Darryl at the top of Helvellyn   Me at the top of Orrest Head overlooking the valley   Darryl on top of the overlook above Tarn Hows   Me and Karl on a windy Thorpe Cloud above Dove Dale   At the top of Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa) with Kate, Ross and Robbie!   Oscar and Graham on top of Croft Ambrey Hill Fort   Me at the top of Ben Nevis 2 weeks ago!   Me on Gavel Rigg just below the top of Pen-y-ghent, one of the Three Yorkshire Peaks   Early morning mist over Llyn Ogwen with Y Garn (Glyderau) and Foel-goch beyond   My boys and I on the summit of Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa)   Bwlch Stwlan and Craigysgafn from Stwlan Dam   Cnicht and Cnicht (North Top) with The Snowdon Range beyond from Moelwyn Mawr   Craigysgafn from Bwlch Stwlan   The descent from Craigysgafn to Bwlch Stwlan   Footbridge in the Cwmorthin Valley   Ruin in the Cwmorthin Valley   Looking back to Llyn Cwmorthin from Bwlch Cwmorthin   Moel-yr-hydd, Llyn Stwlan, Tanygisiau Dam and Blaenau Ffestiniog from Craigysgafn   Moel-yr-hydd, Llyn Stwlan, Tanygisiau Dam and Blaenau Ffestiniog from Craigysgafn   Shortcut from Cwmorthin to Foel Du   Summit of Moelwyn Bach   One of 2 Large holes at Rhosydd Quarry   Moelwyn Bach across Craigysgafn and Bwlch Stwlan from Moelwyn Mawr   Moelwyn Bach, Bwlch Stwlan, Craigysgafn and Moelwyn Mawr from near Rhosydd Quarry   Moelwyn Bach, Bwlch Stwlan, Craigysgafn, Moelwyn Mawr and Moelwyn Mawr (North Ridge Top) (far right) from the col below Moel-yr-hydd   Moelwyn Bach (left) and Craigysgafn (right) from Stwlan Dam   Moel yr Hydd from Moelwyn Mawr (North Ridge Top)   Descent path from Moelwyn Bach to Bwlch Stwlan with Llyn Stwlan below right   Blaenau Ffestiniog from Moelwyn Bach   Carnedd Moel Siabod from the track to Roman Bridge   Carnedd Moel Siabod from near Moel Dyrnogydd   Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa), Garnedd Ugain (Crib y Ddysgl), Y Lliwedd (foreground) and Crib Gochrom from near Llyn yr Adar   The shoulder of Moelwyn Mawr (left) and Cnicht above Llyn Conlog from Allt-fawr (Moelwyns)   Cnicht summit in sight from near Cnicht (North Top)   The Snowdon Massif - Yr Aran (far left in sunlight), Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa), Y Lliwedd (in sunlight), Garnedd Ugain (Crib y Ddysgl) and Crib Goch - from Allt-fawr (Moelwyns)   Iwerddon (Allt-fawr)   Sheep safely grazing on Allt-fawr (Moelwyns) with Moel Penamnen and Manod Mawr across the valley in the distance   Garreg Flaenllym and Blaenau Ffestiniog from Allt-fawr (Moelwyns)   Cnicht and Cnicht (North Top) from Allt-fawr (Moelwyns)   The Carneddau from Cnicht   Cnicht (North Top) from Cnicht with Carnedd Moel Siabod lit by sunlight in the distance (left)   Moelwyn Mawr (North Ridge Top) and Moelwyn Mawr from Cnicht   The Snowdon Range - Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa), Garnedd Ugain (Crib y Ddysgl) and Y Lliwedd - from Cnicht   Cnicht Summit   Approach path up Ysgafell Wen   Porthmadog and Cnicht (North top) from Ysgafell Wen   LLyn Coch with Porthmadog in the distance from the approach to Ysgafwell Wen   Ysgafell Wen (Far North Top) summit   Ysgafell Wen (North Top) summit cairn   The Snowdon Range - Y Lliwedd, Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa), Garnedd Ugain (Crib y Ddysgl) and Crib Goch - from Ysgafell Wen   Ysgafell Wen   Me half-way up Jack's Rake with Stickle Tarn below   Jack's Rake and Pavey Ark from Harrison Stickle   The Newlands Fells and Bassenthwaite Lake from Ullock Pike summit cairn   Whiteside (Crummock) from Hopegill Head   Outerside (foreground in shadow), Causey Pike, Coledale Hause and Crag Hill (Eel Crag) in the mid-distance with The Newlands Fells beyond from the summit cairn on Grisedale Pike   Looking North West to The Solway Firth and Criffel from Hopegill Head   Looking across Hobcarton Crag to Grisedale Pike from Hopegill Head   Hopegill Head summit cairn   Hopegill Head and Grisedale Pike from the cairn on the summit of Whiteside (Crummock)   Force Crag (foreground) with Crag Hill (Eel Crag) and Coledale Hause beyond from Coledale Beck   Whitewater Dash Waterfalls   Looking North East to Knott (Uldale Fells), High Pike (Caldbeck) and Carrock Fell from the summit cairn on Bakestall   Great Langdale, Lingmoor Fell and Lake Windermere from the summit of Harrison Stickle   Celebrating at Robin Hood's Bay - the end of Wainwright's Coast to Coast Walk   Toe Dipping and Pebble throwing in the North Sea at Robin Hood's Bay at the end of Wainwright's Coast to Coast Walk   Robin Hood's Bay   Whorlton Moor (Carlton Bank) summit   Cringle Moor   The Wain Stones (Wainstones) between Broughton Bank and Hasty Bank   Approaching Whorlton Moor (Carlton Bank)   Kidson Force, Keld   Whitsundale Beck Waterfalls   Nine Standards Rigg summit in mist   Smardale Bridge over Scadale Beck en-route from Newbiggin on Lune to Kirkby Stephen   On Kidsty Pike summit in mist   Climbing Lining Crag towards Greenup Edge   Borrowdale   St Bee's Head   Helvellyn from above Red Tarn (Helvellyn)   Swirral Edge from the col between Helvellyn and Catstye Cam   Helvellyn from Swirral Edge   Swirral Edge, Catstye Cam, Red Tarn (Helvellyn) and Ullswater from the summit of Helvellyn   Looking up Grisedale to St Sunday Crag & Fairfield (left), Grisedale Hause, Dollywaggon Pike, High Crag (Helvellyn) & Nethermost Pike from below Hole-in-the-Wall   Striding Edge (High Spying How) from Helvellyn   The final 'bad rocky step' on Striding Edge (High Spying How)   Looking back along Striding Edge (High Spying How)   Walkers on Striding Edge (High Spying How)   Walkers negotiating Striding Edge (High Spying How)   Swirral Edge and Red Tarn (Helvellyn) from Striding Edge (High Spying How)   Approaching Striding Edge (High Spying How) and Helvellyn via Low Spying How and Bleaberry Crag   Striding Edge (High Spying How) (left) and Helvellyn from the approach to Hole-in-the-Wall   Striding Edge (High Spying How) (left), Helvellyn and Catstye Cam from the Birkhouse Moor   Striding Edge (High Spying How) (left), Helvellyn and Catstye Cam from the summit of Birkhouse Moor  

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