Photographs of Walks submitted by your fellow go4awalkers in August, 2023

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The former church in Halton Gill   Choice of paths above Halton Gill   Descending back towards Halton Gill from Horse Head with Fountains Fell dominating the skyline   The Trig Point on Horse Head   Looking towards Horse Head Moor from High Green Field Knott   Littondale from High Green Field Knott   The actual summit of High Green Field Knott (Cosh Knott)   Plover Hill (centre) and Pen-y-ghent (right) from High Green Field Knott   Panorama from the summit of Blaydike Moss   Trig Point on High Green Field Knott with Plover Hill and Pen-y-ghent in the background   Dry stone wall snaking its way up High Green Field Knott   Cosh Water Gap   High Green Field Knott from Cosh Water Gap   The small cairn on the summit of Blaydike Moss   Plover Hill and Pen-y-ghent from the summit of Blaydike Moss   Approaching Blaydike Moss   Ruined Harrop Barn with Horse Head in the background   One of the Harrop Barns with Horse Head beyond   Some of the Harrop Barns with Wensleydale beyond   Another one of the Harrop Barns   One of the Harrop Barns with Horse Head beyond   The River Skilfare between Foxup and Halton Gill   Foxup   The Village of Halton Gill   Halton Gill Bridge over the River Skilfare   Moel Eilio (Dolgarrog) from Cwm Afon Ddu   Helicopter hovering above Pen Llithrig y Wrach from Cwm Afon Ddu   The Llyn Cowlyd Reservoir pipeline with Creigiau Gleision beyond   Creigiau Gleision (left), Llyn Cowlyd Reservoir & Pen Llithrig y Wrach (right) from Moel Eilio (Dolgarrog)!   Cefn Cyfarwydd from the summit of Moel Eilio (Dolgarrog)!   There were a lot of flying insects on the summit of Moel Eilio (Dolgarrog)!   There were a lot of flying insects on the summit of Moel Eilio (Dolgarrog)!   Panorama from the summit of Moel Eilio (Dolgarrog)   Grassy summit of Moel Eilio (Dolgarrog)   Creigiau Gleision (left), Llyn Cowlyd Reservoir, Pen Llithrig y Wrach (centre) and Pen yr Helgi Du from Moel Eilio (Dolgarrog)   Broken fence on the way up Moel Eilio (Dolgarrog)   Coedty Reservoir and the Conwy Valley from Moel Eilio (Dolgarrog)   Approaching Moel Eilio (Dolgarrog)   The Llyn Cowlyd Reservoir pipeline in Cwm Afon Ddu with Creigiau Gleision (left) & Pen Llithrig y Wrach (right) at the end of the valley   The Llyn Cowlyd Reservoir pipeline in Cwm Afon Ddu   The reservoir access road crossing a stream in Cwm Afon Ddu   Small waterfall in Cwm Afon Ddu   Couple of bridges over a 2nd water channel on Tai-isaf-ardda   Water channel on Tai-isaf-ardda   Water channel on Tai-isaf-ardda with Creigiau Gleision (left) & Pen Llithrig y Wrach (right) at the end of the valley   After a mile of very steep ascent the Water Treatment Works access road starts to level out & views across the Conwy valley open up   Information Board on the Water Treatment Works access road above Pont Dolgarrog   The trig point on the summit of Mynydd Carn-y-cefn  

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