Comments on: Kirkstone Pass walk http://www.mcroston.co.uk/19/kirkstone-pass-walk/ Just another WordPress weblog Wed, 02 Dec 2009 10:47:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Nigel http://www.mcroston.co.uk/19/kirkstone-pass-walk/comment-page-1/#comment-26193 Nigel Wed, 09 Jan 2008 12:33:56 +0000 http://www.mcroston.co.uk/?p=19#comment-26193 Thanks for the description and pic of Red Scree. I went up it in September having not done much more than walk to the pub before and it was quite a challenge and quite hairy in places. Its hard to appreciate how high it is from the long distance shot though. Thanks for the description and pic of Red Scree. I went up it in September having not done much more than walk to the pub before and it was quite a challenge and quite hairy in places. Its hard to appreciate how high it is from the long distance shot though.

]]> By: Craig Rigby - the weblog.. » New Year Lake District Walk http://www.mcroston.co.uk/19/kirkstone-pass-walk/comment-page-1/#comment-15 Craig Rigby - the weblog.. » New Year Lake District Walk Wed, 04 Jan 2006 21:14:49 +0000 http://www.mcroston.co.uk/?p=19#comment-15 [...] The walk covered Hartsop Dodd, Caudale Moor (Stony Cove Pike), St Ravens Edge and Red Screes. We ended up walking 10.5 miles with an ascent of around 3500 feet. Mark planned the route to walk some of the “Wainwrightsâ€? which consist of 214 hills in the English Lake District. He has some more detailed information on the walk here. [...] [...] The walk covered Hartsop Dodd, Caudale Moor (Stony Cove Pike), St Ravens Edge and Red Screes. We ended up walking 10.5 miles with an ascent of around 3500 feet. Mark planned the route to walk some of the “Wainwrightsâ€? which consist of 214 hills in the English Lake District. He has some more detailed information on the walk here. [...]

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