Which is worse, the orange mound of peel competing with your cairn, or the billion boot erosion scar? The cola can winking beneath wild water, or the yellow seamless stream of safety cags distorting your distant ridge? The boozy bottle broken amid the boulders, or the pallid clamour of Sefton Ramblers' AGM* on your summit? Answer: The Guide Book Writer!
Yea. Okay. Gene's guilty with his little Feats For Feet, (the book's little, not the feats or feet ... see elsethere), and his Howgills attempt, see elsehere, but when it comes to guide books Wainwright's your man. The trouble with Wainwright .. he's a religion. The problem with Wainwright .. his Lakeland boundary. The solution to Wainwright .. recognise a fell for yourself, for his notion leads to the bizarre, both in and out. Mungrisdale Common! 'Nuff said! Iron Crag, though! 2000 feet & some. 200 feet aloft from Caw Fell's col. But not good enough! What? Wainwright's and the National Park's non-coincident boundaries embrace Iron Crag, while the former excludes some of his own inclusions. Also other worthies, acknowledged belatedly in The Outlying Fells. But geography has its uses, Cumbrian Mountains showing how it's done, the only question; how far east? A6? M6? Shap's too high. Lune's gorge deep may be, but squint at the brown bits on OS's old Quarter-Incher. The contour contrast east-west of Sedbergh's road to Kirkby Stephen is as obvious as it is travelling the other way. That puts the Howgill Fells in the Cumbrian Mountains, Yorkshire in Lakeland! Oh yes it does!
Doesn't alter the fact, though, that Wainwright's 13-year, solo exploration saw 214 Lakeland Fells and produced 7 hand crafted guide books. A ladle or two of whimsy perhaps, but a monumental achievement. The "Wainwrights" should be climbed.
* Gene doesn't know if Sefton Ramblers exist other than as Graham's and G's handle for any "walking club" fell encountered.
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Gene's Wainwrights (starting from Hull)
Back in the front bit of the '60's folk didn't set out to "do" Wainwrights.
Nobody 'd heard of 'em. Some of the books hadn't even been written,
not to mention other books, which can't be mentioned for that reason.
On top of that hols were meagre and wheels less round, so when G
and Judy hit Lakeland in '64 for a one-off week, they grabbed a peakful
of fist, 'cos they hadn't a clue what they were doing. First in the fist was Coniston Old Man, as in The Old Man of Coniston, which is a W, but was it then? You check .. Book Four! Date; 19th July 1964. It was Sunday without sun, but Lancashire's highest spot, (Oh yes it is!) was G's first proper thingy and a W too. From '66 to '79 Barnard Castle wheels got rounder and Lakes nearer, then '83 saw Skiddaw in Diane and G's Croft Farm garden. May '89 told of 46 W's G-unscaled, 14th .. the assault began. 19th July 1989, 25 years to the year, also month and day, 2 remained, Dow Crag, Brim Fell and Wednesday watched Gary Baum and Graham Tomlinson plunge naked into Goat's Water, while G saved his skin for a future bare beach and worried about getting up Dow. How? Route was crag, Easy Terrace they said. To come; wine, (by G) and "champers", (via G&G); plastic cups full on Brim. Next a sunny evening half mile stroll to G's twoth ascent of The Old Man.
First Wainwright, Coniston Old Man, 19th July 1964. Final Wainwright, Brim Fell, 19th July 1989.
COM summit, a view to muse on. Gene .. no more D taunt, as in did Dow yonks back. Graham .. here watched unofficial Bluebird break a record, (No! not an LP!). And was it really 20 years since Apollo 11? G had 20th, but it was after 8pm. Lunar time? P'raps still 19th in USA? Then pubwards .. Coniston's Sun Hotel and more Donald Campbell reminders. 4 Brim pics, 2 with COM in view. Click 'em up there!
Not a W, but is it Cumbrian Mountains' most westerly 2000 footer? OS Grid's no decider in close run cases, (Grid N ain't true N), as here with Great Borne. Needs Lat-Long to determine. More to come on this. Iron Crag's expanse has most westerly 2000ft contour, tho,4 deffo!
A Wainwright reject
An excludee
Click up 2 titchy pics 'n' see 4 y'self !
Diane's
Wainwrights
Ten in '70's,
only three of
accurate date,
then nowt 'til late '82 with D Arlecdon welcome to Cumbria.
25 years and 10 days of civilised knocking 'em off later, D
completed. Add on the '70's, though and she took 34½ + yr.
20th October 2007, a sunny Saturday and repeat ascents of
Great Carrs with crashed Halifax, Grey Friar with Matterhorn
resembler rock and Swirl How, where Gene and Martin still
hadn't been shaken off. All three headed for Wetherlam.
First Wainwright, Blencathra, March 1973.
Final Wainwright, Wetherlam, 20th October 2007.
7 click-a-pics & titchy video to prove it!
Click below to watch 1. Wetherlam 2. Lyke Wake Walk & Helvellyn
3. Curleywee 4. Glastonbury Tor 5. Binsey
You can click 'em up to full screen too, not to mention back again!
= Diane = Gene = Martin = Graham & Gene together
The Video, showing Diane & Martin arriving at Wetherlam summit 20-10-07, gets in the way a bit when clickin' the pics, but you can drag the pics to viewability. D&G might add more videos to the list. Watch this/that spaceness!
March 73 Blencathra
15-4-78 Helvellyn
15-4-78 Nethermost Pike
15-4-78 Dollywaggon Pike
August 78 Coniston Old Man
August 78 Swirl How
August 78 Brim Fell
August 78 Great Carrs
August 78 Dow Crag
August 78 Grey Friar
30-10-82 Lank Rigg
30-10-82 Crag Fell
30-10-82 Grike
23-1-83 Blake Fell
23-1-83 Burnbank Fell
15-2-83 Hen Comb
16-2-83 Gavel Fell
19-3-83 Fellbarrow
19-3-83 Low Fell
28-3-83 Scoat Fell
28-3-83 Haycock
28-3-83 Caw Fell
1-4-83 Great Gable
1-4-83 Kirk Fell
2-4-83 Starling Dodd
2-4-83 Great Borne
31-5-83 Haystacks
7-8-83 Binsey
30-8-83 Bakestall
28-10-83 Skiddaw
15-4-84 Meal Fell
15-4-84 Great Cockup
22-4-84 Sale Fell
28-4-84 Carrock Fell
5-5-84 Catbells
20-5-84 Ling Fell
22-7-84 Lord's Seat
22-7-84 Broom Fell
23-7-84 Longlands Fell
15-9-84 Great Calva
29-5-85 Knott
6-8-85 Barf
10-8-85 Bowscale Fell
21-8-85 Graystones
22-8-85 Whinlatter
26-10-85 Carl Side
26-7-86 High Rigg
30-8-86 Gowbarrow Fell
4-10-86 Robinson
24-12-86 Dodd
31-1-87 Latrigg
8-8-87 High Seat
8-8-87 Bleaberry Fell
9-8-87 Raven Crag
10-8-87 High Tove
10-8-87 Armboth Fell
3-4-88 Hopegill Head
3-4-88 Whiteside
17-9-88 Long Side
17-9-88 Ullock Pike
1-10-88 Grisedale Pike
30-10-88 Causey Pike
6-11-88 Green Gable
29-4-89 Arthur's Pike
29-4-89 Bonscale Pike
30-4-89 Steel Knotts
30-4-89 Hallin Fell
27-5-89 Walla Crag
1-6-89 Bannerdale Crags
1-6-89 Souther Fell
20-6-89 Little Mell Fell
24-6-89 Black Fell
24-6-89 Holme Fell
18-7-89 Fleetwith Pike
26-5-90 Outerside
26-5-90 Barrow
28-5-90 Brae Fell
18-7-90 Scafell Pike
18-7-90 Scafell
8-9-90 Catstycam
8-9-90 Birkhouse Moor
11-11-90 Brandreth
11-11-90 Grey Knotts
24-3-91 Skiddaw Little Man
24-3-91 Lonscale Fell
24-4-91 High Stile
24-4-91 Red Pike (Buttermere)
24-4-91 High Crag
28-4-91 Ard Crags
28-4-91 Knott Rigg
30-5-91 Rannerdale Knotts
30-7-91 Mellbreak
8-8-91 Grasmoor
8-8-91 Wandope
8-8-91 Whiteless Pike
22-1-92 High Pike (Caldbeck)
26-1-92 Great Sca Fell
8-3-92 Castle Crag
21-4-92 High Spy
21-4-92 Maiden Moor
26-5-92 Harrison Stickle
26-5-92 Thunacar Knott
26-5-92 Pike o' Stickle
26-5-92 Pavey Ark
26-5-92 Loft Crag
18-8-92 Red Pike (Wasdale)
18-8-92 Yewbarrow
28-12-92 Dale Head
28-12-92 Hindscarth
17-2-93 Place Fell
21-8-93 Eel Crag
21-8-93 Sail
21-8-93 Scar Crags
4-9-93 Bowfell
4-9-93 Crinkle Crags
4-9-93 Pike o' Blisco
4-9-93 Cold Pike
23-10-93 Mungrisdale Common
25-6-95 Fairfield
25-6-95 Hart Crag
25-6-95 Dove Crag
25-6-95 Great Rigg
25-6-95 High Pike (Scandale)
25-6-95 Heron Pike
25-6-95 Low Pike
25-6-95 Nab Scar
24-8-95 High Street
21-7-96 Allen Crags
21-7-96 Glaramara
21-7-96 Rosthwaite Fell
27-12-96 Loughrigg Fell
28-12-96 Grange Fell
13-4-97 Thornthwaite Crag
13-4-97 Caudale Moor
13-4-97 Gray Crag
13-4-97 Hartsop Dodd
20-4-97 Steel Fell
20-4-97 Calf Crag
20-4-97 Gibson Knott
20-4-97 Helm Crag
28-10-97 Pillar
28-10-97 Steeple
23-11-97 Red Screes
23-11-97 Middle Dodd
23-11-97 Little Hart Crag
23-11-97 High Hartsop Dodd
28-3-98 Seat Sandal
18-4-98 Sheffield Pike
18-4-98 Glenridding Dodd
3-5-98 High Raise (Martindale)
3-5-98 Rampsgill Head
3-5-98 Kidsty Pike
3-5-98 The Knott
3-5-98 Rest Dodd
3-5-98 Wether Hill
3-5-98 Loadpot Hill
3-5-98 The Nab
9-8-98 Great End
9-8-98 Lingmell
20-9-98 Harter Fell (Mardale)
20-9-98 Mardale Ill Bell
20-9-98 Ill Bell
20-9-98 Kentmere Pike
20-9-98 Froswick
20-9-98 Yoke
20-9-98 Shipman Knotts
10-1-99 Branstree
10-1-99 Selside Pike
17-2-99 Angletarn Pikes
17-2-99 Brock Crags
3-4-99 Saint Sunday Crag
3-4-99 Birks
3-4-99 Hartsop above How
3-4-99 Arnison Crag
10-4-99 Great Mell Fell
27-4-99 Stone Arthur
30-5-99 Hart Side
1-8-99 Tarn Crag (Longsleddale)
1-8-99 Grey Crag
26-9-99 Raise
26-9-99 White Side
26-9-99 Great Dodd
26-9-99 Stybarrow Dodd
26-9-99 Watson's Dodd
26-9-99 Clough Head
10-10-99 Wansfell
18-3-00 Beda Fell
26-3-00 Base Brown
30-4-00 High Raise (Langdale)
30-4-00 Ullscarf
30-4-00 Sergeant's Crag
30-4-00 Eagle Crag
30-4-00 Great Crag
1-5-00 Esk Pike
1-5-00 Rossett Pike
1-5-00 Seathwaite Fell
1-7-00 Seatallan
1-7-00 Middle Fell
1-7-00 Buckbarrow
30-8-00 Sergeant Man
30-8-00 Tarn Crag (Easedale)
30-8-00 Blea Rigg
30-8-00 Silver How
7-4-02 Illgill Head
7-4-02 Whin Rigg
8-4-02 Troutbeck Tongue
19-4-02 Lingmoor Fell
12-5-02 Sallows
12-5-02 Sour Howes
16-10-05 Slight Side
17-10-05 Harter Fell (Eskdale)
17-10-05 Green Crag
29-7-07 Hard Knott
20-10-07 Wetherlam
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19-7-64 Coniston Old Man
20-7-64 Harrison Stickle
21-7-64 Scafell Pike
22-7-64 Angletarn Pikes
23-7-64 Helvellyn
23-7-64 Nethermost Pike
23-7-64 Dollywaggon Pike
24-7-64 Skiddaw
25-7-64 Great Gable
25-7-64 Green Gable
25-7-64 Brandreth
24-9-67 Blencathra
20-6-70 High Raise (Langdale)
20-6-70 Scafell
12-8-71 Catbells
26-3-72 Mellbreak
27-3-72 Fleetwith Pike
27-3-72 Haystacks
28-3-72 High Stile
28-3-72 Red Pike (Buttermere)
28-3-72 High Crag
29-3-72 Dale Head
29-3-72 Robinson
29-3-72 Hindscarth
29-3-72 High Spy
7-4-73 Causey Pike
15-4-73 Pike o' Stickle
15-4-73 Pavey Ark
15-4-73 Loft Crag
16-4-73 Bowfell
16-4-73 Crinkle Crags
16-4-73 Pike o' Blisco
16-4-73 Cold Pike
17-4-73 Great End
17-4-73 Esk Pike
17-4-73 Rossett Pike
18-4-73 Swirl How
18-4-73 Great Carrs
18-4-73 Grey Friar
18-4-73 Wetherlam
19-4-73 Fairfield
19-4-73 Hart Crag
19-4-73 Dove Crag
19-4-73 Great Rigg
19-4-73 High Pike (Scandale)
19-4-73 Heron Pike
19-4-73 Low Pike
19-4-73 Nab Scar
20-4-73 Sergeant Man
20-4-73 Thunacar Knott
20-4-73 Lingmoor Fell
21-4-73 Helm Crag
7-7-73 Scar Crags
7-7-73 Outerside
7-7-73 Barrow
8-7-73 Latrigg
7-4-74 Red Pike (Wasdale)
7-4-74 Yewbarrow
8-4-74 Pillar
8-4-74 Scoat Fell
8-4-74 Steeple
9-4-74 Haycock
9-4-74 Seatallan
9-4-74 Middle Fell
10-4-74 Kirk Fell
11-4-74 Lingmell
11-4-74 Slight Side
12-4-74 Illgill Head
12-4-74 Whin Rigg
30-3-75 Red Screes
30-3-75 Middle Dodd
30-3-75 Little Hart Crag
30-3-75 High Hartsop Dodd
31-3-75 High Street
31-3-75 Thornthwaite Crag
31-3-75 Harter Fell (Mardale)
31-3-75 Mardale Ill Bell
31-3-75 Ill Bell
31-3-75 Kentmere Pike
31-3-75 Froswick
31-3-75 Yoke
31-3-75 Shipman Knotts
1-4-75 Catstycam
1-4-75 Raise
1-4-75 White Side
2-4-75 Saint Sunday Crag
2-4-75 Birks
2-4-75 Hartsop above How
2-4-75 Arnison Crag
3-4-75 Place Fell
3-4-75 Brock Crags
12-4-76 Grasmoor
12-4-76 Wandope
12-4-76 Whiteless Pike
12-4-76 Rannerdale Knotts
14-4-76 Hopegill Head
14-4-76 Whiteside
15-4-76 Eel Crag
15-4-76 Sail
15-4-76 Ard Crags
15-4-76 Knott Rigg
16-4-76 Grisedale Pike
3-4-77 Grange Fell
4-4-77 Allen Crags
4-4-77 Glaramara
4-4-77 Seathwaite Fell
5-4-77 Rosthwaite Fell
6-4-77 Ullscarf
6-4-77 Sergeant's Crag
6-4-77 Eagle Crag
6-4-77 Great Crag
7-4-77 Grey Knotts
7-4-77 Base Brown
8-4-77 Maiden Moor
8-4-77 Castle Crag
5-9-82 Caw Fell
25-9-82 Blake Fell
26-9-82 Starling Dodd
26-9-82 Great Borne
9-10-82 Gavel Fell
14-10-82 Grike
30-10-82 Lank Rigg
30-10-82 Crag Fell
12-12-82 Burnbank Fell
15-2-83 Hen Comb
19-3-83 Fellbarrow
19-3-83 Low Fell
7-8-83 Binsey
25-8-83 Skiddaw Little Man
25-8-83 Carl Side
25-8-83 Long Side
25-8-83 Ullock Pike
30-8-83 Bakestall
29-12-83 Dodd
15-4-84 Meal Fell
15-4-84 Great Cockup
22-4-84 Sale Fell
28-4-84 Carrock Fell
20-5-84 Ling Fell
22-7-84 Lord's Seat
22-7-84 Broom Fell
23-7-84 Longlands Fell
16-8-84 Great Dodd
16-8-84 Stybarrow Dodd
16-8-84 Watson's Dodd
16-8-84 Clough Head
15-9-84 Great Calva
29-5-85 Knott
6-8-85 Barf
21-8-85 Graystones
22-8-85 Whinlatter
30-10-85 Bowscale Fell
23-2-86 High Pike (Caldbeck)
23-2-86 Great Sca Fell
23-2-86 Brae Fell
26-7-86 High Rigg
30-8-86 Gowbarrow Fell
8-8-87 High Seat
8-8-87 Bleaberry Fell
9-8-87 Raven Crag
10-8-87 High Tove
10-8-87 Armboth Fell
21-5-88 Lonscale Fell
29-4-89 Arthur's Pike
29-4-89 Bonscale Pike
30-4-89 Steel Knotts
30-4-89 Hallin Fell
1-5-89 Beda Fell
14-5-89 Steel Fell
14-5-89 Tarn Crag (Easedale)
14-5-89 Blea Rigg
14-5-89 Calf Crag
14-5-89 Gibson Knott
14-5-89 Silver How
21-5-89 Branstree
21-5-89 Tarn Crag (Longsleddale)
21-5-89 Selside Pike
21-5-89 Grey Crag
24-5-89 Caudale Moor
24-5-89 Gray Crag
24-5-89 Hartsop Dodd
27-5-89 Walla Crag
28-5-89 Hart Side
28-5-89 Birkhouse Moor
28-5-89 Sheffield Pike
28-5-89 Glenridding Dodd
30-5-89 Loughrigg Fell
1-6-89 Bannerdale Crags
1-6-89 Mungrisdale Common
1-6-89 Souther Fell
4-6-89 Seat Sandal
4-6-89 Stone Arthur
7-6-89 High Raise (Martindale)
7-6-89 Rampsgill Head
7-6-89 Kidsty Pike
7-6-89 The Knott
7-6-89 Rest Dodd
7-6-89 Wether Hill
7-6-89 Loadpot Hill
7-6-89 The Nab
14-6-89 Harter Fell (Eskdale)
14-6-89 Hard Knott
14-6-89 Green Crag
18-6-89 Buckbarrow
20-6-89 Great Mell Fell
20-6-89 Little Mell Fell
24-6-89 Sallows
24-6-89 Wansfell
24-6-89 Sour Howes
24-6-89 Troutbeck Tongue
24-6-89 Black Fell
24-6-89 Holme Fell
19-7-89 Dow Crag
19-7-89 Brim Fell
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Gowbarrow Fell, Martin's first Wainwright ascent by his own effort, was parentally summit rewarded with plastic binoculars! Previously he'd Wainwright summited, as in heaved up by non-own effort, e.g. Binsey, 7-8-83, (13 days), Bakestall, 30-8-83, (36 days) and Skiddaw, 28-10-83, (95 days). Currently he has 3 to go, by his own effort, and has had for 4 years. C'mon! Get on wi' it, Martin! Aha! At last! 26-7-13, one day after his 30th birthday and 35 days short of 27 years after his first Wainwright, Martin traversed Dow Crag and Brim Fell before meeting fiancée Anna, daughter Zoe, (grandad transported), and his mam & dad on Coniston Old Man. (See blue list.)
Graham and Gene's Wainwrights together
Graham, as in Tomlinson, as in Physics colleague of G at Cockermouth School, has been fell walking with Chemistry colleague since '85, opening their account with Blencathra. Wansfell was Graham's first Wainwright in 1966 and he finished with Great Mell Fell on 18-5-11. G was with him and they supposed that they must have been on nearly all the Wainwright summits together. After 3-6-11, 16-6-11 and 28-8-11, (see yellow left), a surprising list drawn up revealed 68 still outstanding! Vowing, as in, "We're not ticking 'em off, mind," they set about ticking 'em off. Stuff kept getting in the way, such as stuff, but they got there in the end, which was not an end to everything, just to their quest. On 31-7-14 they "did" Pikes Arthur's & Bonscale, which were 2 W's G+G unscaled, followed by a Loadpot Hill lunch, as in previously G+G scaled, before heading for Steel Knotts, also un-G+G-ed. Meanwhile Diane had hauled up Hallin, the intended last W, 2 Diane-built cakes, some quiche and red wine complete with expanded polystyrene "glasses", all to be three-way enjoyed overlooking lovely Ullswater. Many thanks to Diane. Hallin Fell saw Graham & Gene's completion of the Wainwrights together after a tad more than 29 years of co-fell-walking. It was no coincidence that the conclusion of the G+G Wainwright drive also saw Gene complete ascents of all Wainwrights at least twice ...
.... on Hallin Fell's summit. (See yellow list.)
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30-8-86 Gowbarrow Fell
31-1-87 Latrigg
8-8-87 Bleaberry Fell
9-8-87 Raven Crag
10-8-87 High Tove
3-4-88 Hopegill Head
3-4-88 Whiteside
17-9-88 Skiddaw
17-9-88 Carl Side
17-9-88 Long Side
17-9-88 Ullock Pike
1-10-88 Grisedale Pike
22-10-88 Blencathra
30-10-88 Causey Pike
31-10-88 Binsey
6-11-88 Great Gable
6-11-88 Green Gable
13-11-88 Fleetwith Pike
27-12-88 Sale Fell
8-2-89 Great Cockup
29-4-89 Arthur's Pike
29-4-89 Bonscale Pike
30-4-89 Hallin Fell
30-4-89 Steel Knotts
27-5-89 Walla Crag
30-5-89 Loughrigg Fell
1-6-89 Bannerdale Crags
1-6-89 Souther Fell
20-6-89 Little Mell Fell
24-6-89 Black Fell
24-6-89 Holme Fell
8-4-90 Haystacks
20-5-90 Longlands Fell
26-5-90 Outerside
26-5-90 Barrow
28-5-90 Brae Fell
23-8-90 Scafell Pike
23-8-90 Lingmell
24-8-90 Scafell
26-8-90 Bakestall
8-9-90 Birkhouse Moor
8-9-90 Helvellyn
8-9-90 Catstycam
15-9-90 Bowfell
15-9-90 Esk Pike
15-9-90 Great End
15-9-90 Seathwaite Fell
16-9-90 Rossett Pike
16-9-90 Allen Crags
14-10-90 Ling Fell
21-10-90 Carrock Fell
11-11-90 Brandreth
11-11-90 Grey Knotts
24-3-91 Skiddaw Little Man
24-3-91 Lonscale Fell
25-4-91 High Pike (Caldbeck)
28-4-91 Ard Crags
28-4-91 Knott Rigg
30-5-91 Rannerdale Knotts
31-5-91 Barf
31-5-91 Lord's Seat
31-5-91 Broom Fell
30-7-91 Mellbreak
30-7-91 Hen Comb
1-8-91 Place Fell
1-8-91 Brock Crags
1-8-91 Angletarn Pikes
2-8-91 High Street
2-8-91 High Raise (Martindale)
2-8-91 Rampsgill Head
2-8-91 Kidsty Pike
2-8-91 Rest Dodd
2-8-91 The Knott
8-8-91 Whiteless Pike
8-8-91 Wandope
8-8-91 Grasmoor
26-1-92 Great Sca Fell
26-1-92 Meal Fell
1-3-92 Dodd
8-3-92 Castle Crag
18-4-92 Graystones
21-4-92 Catbells
21-4-92 Maiden Moor
21-4-92 High Spy
26-5-92 Pavey Ark
26-5-92 Thunacar Knott
26-5-92 Harrison Stickle
26-5-92 Pike o' Stickle
26-5-92 Loft Crag
28-5-92 Pillar
28-5-92 Scoat Fell
28-5-92 Steeple
28-5-92 Red Pike (Wasdale)
29-5-92 Haycock
29-5-92 Caw Fell
29-5-92 Seatallan
29-5-92 Middle Fell
18-8-92 Yewbarrow
28-12-92 Robinson
28-12-92 Hindscarth
28-12-92 Dale Head
31-1-93 Whinlatter
16-8-93 Mardale Ill Bell
16-8-93 Harter Fell (Mardale)
16-8-93 Kentmere Pie
16-8-93 Shipman Knotts
17-8-93 Froswick
17-8-93 Ill Bell
17-8-93 Yoke
17-8-93 Thornthwaite Crag
21-8-93 Eel Crag
21-8-93 Sail
21-8-93 Scar Crags
23-10-93 Great Calva
23-10-93 Mungrisdale Common
25-6-95 Fairfield
25-6-95 Hart Crag
25-6-95 Dove Crag
25-6-95 High Pike (Scandale)
25-6-95 Low Pike
25-6-95 Great Rigg
25-6-95 Heron Pike
25-6-95 Nab Scar
18-5-96 Knott
21-7-96 Glaramara
21-7-96 Rosthwaite Fell
28-12-96 Grange Fell
3-4-97 Red Pike (Buttermere)
3-4-97 High Stile
3-4-97 High Crag
13-4-97 Caudale Moor
13-4-97 Hartsop Dodd
13-4-97 Gray Crag
20-4-97 Steel Fell
20-4-97 Calf Crag
20-4-97 Gibson Knott
20-4-97 Helm Crag
29-5-97 Bowscale Fell
3-5-98 The Nab
3-5-98 Wether Hill
3-5-98 Loadpot Hill
10-1-99 Branstree
10-1-99 Selside Pike
22-10-04 Dollywaggon Pike
22-10-04 Nethermost Pike
22-10-04 Seat Sandal
28-3-05 Gavel Fell
28-3-05 Blake Fell
14-5-06 Hartsop above how
14-5-06 Saint Sunday Crag
14-5-06 Birks
14-5-06 Arnison Crag
4-6-06 Kirk Fell
8-7-06 Slightside
24-9-06 Fellbarrow
24-9-06 Low Fell
30-9-06 Starling Dodd
30-9-06 Great Borne
7-10-06 Sergeant's Crag
7-10-06 Eagle Crag
7-10-06 High Raise (Langdale)
7-10-06 Sergeant Man
7-10-06 Ullscarf
8-10-06 Great Crag
12-11-06 Great Mell Fell
29-11-06 Burnbank Fell
21-1-07 High Rigg
27-1-07 High Hartsop Dodd
27-1-07 Little Hart Crag
27-1-07 Red Screes
27-1-07 Middle Dodd
5-2-07 Armboth Fell
5-2-07 High Seat
1-4-07 Crinkle Crags
1-4-07 Cold Pike
1-4-07 Pike o' Blisco
8-4-07 Glenridding Dodd
8-4-07 Sheffield Pike
8-4-07 Hart Side
29-4-07 Stone Arthur
29-4-07 White Side
29-4-07 Raise
29-4-07 Stybarrow Dodd
29-4-07 Watson's Dodd
29-4-07 Great Dodd
29-4-07 Clough Head
20-5-07 Grike
20-5-07 Crag Fell
20-5-07 Lank Rigg
24-6-07 Silver How
24-6-07 Blea Rigg
24-6-07 Tarn Crag (Easedale)
19-8-07 Sour Howes
19-8-07 Sallows
19-8-07 Troutbeck Tongue
29-9-07 Buckbarrow
20-10-07 Great Carrs
20-10-07 Grey Friar
20-10-07 Swirl How
20-10-07 Wetherlam
11-11-07 Base Brown
28-1-08 Whin Rigg
28-1-08 Illgill Head
22-4-08 Beda Fell
4-5-08 Wansfell
25-5-08 Tarn Crag (Longsleddale)
25-5-08 Grey Crag
31-5-08 Harter Fell (Eskdale)
1-6-08 Lingmoor Fell
14-6-08 Green Crag
25-5-09 Hard Knott
26-7-13 Dow Crag
26-7-13 Brim Fell
26-7-13 Coniston Old Man
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21-5-89 Branstree
21-5-89 Selside Pike
21-5-89 Grey Crag
21-5-89 Tarn Crag (Long Sleddale)
24-5-89 Hartsop Dodd
24-5-89 Caudale Moor
24-5-89 Thornthwaite Crag
24-5-89 Gray Crag
7-6-89 The Nab
7-6-89 Rest Dodd
7-6-89 The Knott
7-6-89 Rampsgill Head
7-6-89 Kidsty Pike
7-6-89 High Raise (Martindale)
7-6-89 Wether Hill
7-6-89 Loadpot Hill
14-6-89 GreenCrag
14-6-89 Harter Fell (Eskdale)
14-6-89 Hard Knott
21-6-89 Pillar
12-7-89 Saint Sunday Crag
12-7-89 Fairfield
12-7-89 Hart crag
12-7-89 Hartsop above How
19-7-89 Dow Crag
19-7-89 Brim Fell
19-7-89 Coniston Old Man
12-9-89 Scafell
26-9-89 Red Pike (Buttermere)
26-9-89 High Stile
10-10-89 Fleetwith Pike
19-10-89 Helvellyn
26-10-89 Grisedale Pike
14-11-89 Whiteless Pike
14-11-89 Wandope
14-11-89 Grasmoor
27-12-89 High Crag
29-3-90 Hindscarth
29-3-90 Robinson
1-5-90 Skiddaw
10-5-90 Mungrisdale Common
24-5-90 High Raise (Langdale)
24-5-90 Thunacar Knott
24-5-90 Pavey Ark
24-5-90 Harrison Stickle
24-5-90 Pike o' Stickle
12-7-90 Rosthwaite Fell
18-7-90 Scafell Pike
26-9-90 Eel Crag
23 10-90 Hopegill Head
13-2-91 Dale Head
30-4-91 Bannerdale Crags
30-4-91 Souther Fell
7-5-91 Whiteside
15-5-91 Great Gable
15-5-91 Green Gable
15-5-91 Brandreth
15-5-91 Grey Knotts
22-5-91 Haystacks
5-6-91 Clough Head
5-6-91 Great Dodd
5-6-91 Watson's Dodd
5-6-91 Stybarrow Dodd
26-6-91 High Street
3-7-91 Glaramara
4-9-91 Middle Dodd
4-9-91 Red Screes
4-9-91 Little Hart Crag
9-10-91 Bakestall
16-10-91 Barf
16-10-91 Lord's Seat
8-4-92 Skiddaw Little Man
8-4-92 Carl Side
13-5-92 High Seat
13-5-92 Bleaberry Fell
13-5-92 Walla Crag
19-5-92 Bowfell
19-5-92 Crinkle Crags
17-6-92 Sergeant Man
17-6-92 Blea Rigg
25-6-92 Nab car
25-6-92 Heron Pike
25-6-92 Great Rigg
25-6-92 Dove Crag
25-6-92 High Pike (Scandale)
25-6-92 Low Pike
1-7-92 Starling Dodd
1-7-92 Great Borne
14-7-92 Sail
14-7-92 Outerside
14-7-92 Barrow
20-4-93 Ullock Pike
20-4-93 Long Side
12-5-93 Birkhouse Moor
12-5-93 Catstycam
25-5-93 Seat Sandal
25-5-93 Stone Arthur
8-6-93 Slight Side
31-8-93 Red Pike (Wasdale)
31-8-93 Scoat Fell
31-8-93 Steeple
7-9-93 High Pike (Caldbeck)
7-9-93 Knott
7-9-93 Great Sca Fell
7-9-93 Longlands Fell
21-9-93 Gavel Fell
28-9-93 Raise
28-9-93 White Side
6-6-99 Cold Pike
6-6-99 Pike o' Blisco
16-7-00 Causey Pike
16-7-00 Scar Crags
4-11-00 Burnbank Fell
4-11-00 Blake Fell
20-4-00 Brae Fell
26-5-02 Lonscale Fell
14-6-03 Great Cockup
19-10-03 Nethermost Pike
30-12-03 High Spy
30-12-03 Maiden Moor
3-5-04 Carrock Fell
5-6-05 Binsey
21-5-06 Meal Fell
13-8-06 Broom Fell
15-1-07 Ling Fell
20-3-07 Allen Crags
8-7-07 Harter Fell (Mardale)
8-7-07 Mardale Ill Bell
6-8-07 Fellbarrow
6-8-07 Low Fell
30-11-08 Bowscale Fell
14-4-09 Haycock
8-7-09 Lank Rigg
28-7-09 Mellbreak
28-7-09 Hen Comb
29-9-09 Sale Fell
14-5-10 Graystones
26-9-10 Grey Friar
26-9-10 Swirl How
26-9-10 Great Carrs
23-1-11 Great Calva
10-2-11 Caw Fell
14-3-11 Place Fell
14-3-11 Angletarn Pikes
14-3-11 Beda Fell
18-5-11 Gowbarrow Fell
18-5-11 Great Mell Fell
18-5-11 Little Mell Fell
3-6-11 Yoke
3-6-11 Ill Bell
3-6-11 Froswick
3-6-11 Kentmere Pike
3-6-11 Shipman Knotts
16-6-11 Tarn Crag (Easedale)
16-6-11 Ullscarf
24-6-11 Dollywaggon Pike
28-8-11 Buckbarrow
28-8-11 Seatallan
28-8-11 Middle Fell
1-9-11 Hart Side
1-9-11 Sheffield Pike
1-9-11 Glenridding Dodd
21-11-11 Grike
21-11-11 Crag Fell
30-11-11 Dodd
30-11-11 Latrigg
6-1-12 Grange Fell
6-1-12 Great Crag
27-1-12 Whinlatter
6-3-12 Catbells
11-3-12 Raven Crag
11-3-12 High Tove
11-3-12 Armboth Fell
24-4-12 Whin Rigg
24-4-12 Illgill Head
26-6-12 Great End
26-6-12 Lingmell
26-6-12 Seathwaite Fell
12-8-12 Esk Pike
12-8-12 Rossett Pike
18-9-12 Loft Crag
4-10-12 High Hartsop Dodd
4-10-12 Birks
4-10-12 Arnison Crag
9-10-12 Wetherlam
15-10-12 Base Brown
15-10-12 Kirk Fell
26-10-12 Eagle Crag
26-10-12 Sergeant's Crag
5-11-12 Yewbarrow
7-12-12 High Rigg
10-12-12 Brock Crags
18-12-12 Loughrigg Fell
18-12-12 Silver How
6-1-13 Black Fell
21-2-13 Lingmoor Fell
17-3-13 Castle Crag
4-4-13 Wansfell
10-5-13 Ard Crags
10-5-13 Knott Rigg
10-5-13 Rannerdale Knotts
19-7-13 Calf Crag
19-7-13 Gibson Knott
19-7-13 Helm Crag
19-7-13 Steel Fell
8-8-13 Sour Howes
8-8-13 Sallows
8-8-13 Troutbeck tongue
15-10-13 Holme Fell
31-7-14 Arthur's Pike
31-7-14 Bonscale Pike
31-7-14 Steel Knotts
31-7-14 Hallin Fell
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Ordnance Survey Triangulation Clickable Picables
The map is not foolproof, except in obvious cases, e.g. Grike is clearly the most westerly Wainwright. Where there are contenders, as with the other three compass points, OS grid lines are not reliable, since they don't run parallel to lines of latitude and longitude. Grid references below are obtained by clicking up for Large Scale Mapping on , then hovering the cursor over the target summit at highest magnification. These are then converted to latitude and longitude using
Ordnance Survey
Triangulation Pillars
Fells listed below have pillars with numbers shown. A couple aren't mentioned by Wainwright. Spot which ones!
Grid Ref (Geograph) Latitude (Degrees N) Longitude (Degrees W)
Binsey NY 22510 35525 54.7087481434 3.2041945932 Most Northerly
Longlands Fell NY 27586 35398 54.7076188107 3.2029815501
Brae Fell NY 28870 35161 54.7064180854 3.1054173170
High Pike NY 31874 35008 54.7054595906 3.0587701634
Selside Pike NY 49037 11154 54.4931442870 2.7882969268
Grey Crag NY 49695 07201 54.4576880264 2.7774653497 Most Easterly
Coniston Old Man SD 27235 97826 54.3707251337 3.1215468132
Dow Crag SD 26253 97790 54.3702602787 3.1366501204 Most Southerly
Green Crag SD 20010 98280 54.3737198772 3.2328532305 Never in it!
Grike NY 08499 14088 54.5138034099 3.4148839799 Most Westerly
EASTERN FELLS
Clough Head S5946
Gowbarrow Fell 10790
Helvellyn S5948
Little Mell Fell S6992
Red Screes S5639
FAR EASTERN FELLS
High Street S1541
Kentmere Pike S5636
Loadpot Hill 10789
Place Fell S5957
CENTRAL FELLS
High Raise S5989
High Seat S5987
Loughrigg Fell S5470
SOUTHERN FELLS
Black Fell S5334
Coniston Old Man S5473
Harter Fell S5759
Scafell Pike S1537
NORTHERN FELLS
Binsey S5707
High Pike S6945
Skiddaw S1543
NORTH WESTERN FELLS
Eel Crag S5993
Ling Fell S5771
WESTERN FELLS
Fellbarrow S5229
Great Borne S5947
Lank Rigg S5647
Pillar S5988
Seatallan S5762
Grid Ref (Geograph) Lat (Deg N) Long (Deg W)
Skiddaw NY 26040 29083 54.6513998147 3.1477856955
Helvellyn NY 34255 15108 54.5269692436 3.0173543617
Scafell NY 20683 06478 54.4474841160 3.2246897008
Harrop Pike NY 50096 07804 54.4631463148 2.7713824639
White Maiden SD 25429 95703 54.3513878661 3.1488071292
Iron Crag NY 12323 11922 54.4950199092 3.3551908848
Great Borne
Trig Point (S) NY 12388 16378 54.5350654721 3.3555130545
Cairn (N) NY 12407 16509 54.5362457094 3.3552585162
The Cheviot NT 90904 20524 55.4784469210 2.1454628167
Great Whernside SE 00203 73903 54.1609351634 1.9983876307
Bleaklow Stones SK 11454 96330 53.4635921337 1.8289447735
Yes Tor SX 58089 90144 50.6935844514 4.0105812826
High Willhays
Cairn 618m SX 57968 89494 50.6877132392 4.0120432873
Cairn 621m SX 58027 89200 50.6850854208 4.0110955882
More Beautiful Figures
Have a scroll through these! The numbers unlock the answer to the Iron Crag question ......... and some.
None of the conclusions based on figures above has been checked in situ by GPS, but the most northerly, easterly, southerly and westerly Wainwrights respectively are: Binsey, Grey Crag, Dow Crag and Grike. The most northerly and easterly English 3000 footers are Skiddaw and Helvellyn respectively, while Scafell is both the most southerly and westerly. In the Cumbrian Mountains, (yea, okay, excluding Howgill Fells), Iron Crag is not the most westerly 2000 footer. Both summits of Great Borne are a touch wester. Most northerly and southerly Cumbrian 2000 footers are High Pike and White Maiden, while Harrop Pike, a subsidiary summit of Grey Crag, is most easterly. 2000 footers in all England? Most northerly and easterly: The Cheviot and Bleaklow Stones respectively. Most southerly and westerly goes to High Willhays, with a "No" to Yes Tor! Sorry!
A Word or Two then Count the Counties
Wainwright has various one-worders, (e.g. Catbells, Haystacks, Scafell), where OS has two, as in, 4 egg sample, Sca Fell, (cf. Scafell Pike). Note, though, what High Pike's View Indicator gets wrong,* (Ordnance Survey Clickable Picables up & right a bit). Can't be many OS pillars converted High-Wise-Pike-Wise, but if there're any intended in view-indicator-range of Cross Fell, it ain't Crossfell.* T' other clickable shows a ground level OS Triangulation Station, Blencathra summit. Wainwright fails to mention it and reckons ... "Nothing marks the highest point" ... ! One wonders, doesn't one? Either guide books outdate quickly ... or.........!
Okay! How about these nine? Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, Cambridgeshire, Huntingdonshire, Hertfordshire, Essex, Greater London, Surrey, Sussex? What sets 'em apart from other English, nay British, counties is .... they each feature in both Western and Eastern Earth Hemispheres, as in Greenwich, (Prime), Meridian passes through 'em. These are proper, (pre '74) counties, o' course; not the ones to give not a toss about, most of which don't possess a toss; but some of the proper-uns, (Yorks e.g.) do possess Ridings, (or the equivalent thereof), Lincs, Cambs, Sussex, bits of which, having self-admin-status, ask, does the Zero-Long-Line split us? "That's your homework," says G and " Dunno" re Northamptonshire's Soke of Peterborough, which lies desperately close to Nought Degrees Long, but what about Middlesex? Good Grief! Was there ever a more important question? Is "Middlesex" really the average of Football and Embroidery,** where average means mean? Is the mean of Straight and Gay really Stray? "Dunno," says G, but old maps of Middlesex reveal that a titchy chunkette of Old-Style Mid-Sexy was lopped off by Greenwich's thingybob, before the entire county was lopped off by them as give the wrong kind of toss.
Given this info, and the fact that only Norfolk, Suffolk and Kent lie entirely within the Eastern Hemisphere, the question is ... what is the highest point in England, (Britain, UK, The British Isles), east of Greenwich? G reckons it's the highest point on the North Downs, Botley Hill, a Surrey summit of 882 ft. Trouble is finding it, 'cos OS shows its Trig Point at 876ft, but old maps show a higher bit near a water tower and recent confirmers have confirmed it. But what does "Near a water tower mean"? Apart from "Close to a tower of water", that is? This is shaping up to be the trickiest question since the one about a crossroads chicken. Well, actually, it wasn't any old bird, it was the chicken, but check out the figures below. Go on! 'S' really interesting!
Grid Ref (Geograph) Lat (Deg N) Long (Deg E)
Botley Hill Triangulation pillar TQ3960755343 51.2801307632 0.0002876403
Grid Ref (Geograph) Lat (Deg N) Long (Deg W)
Water Tower East Enclosure TQ3870055201 51.2790760439 0.0127634934
Water Tower TQ3867055200 51.2790743539 0.0131937307
Water Tower West Fence TQ3864755192 51.2790080555 0.0135263836
Most easterly edge of
Water Tower's 265 metre
ring contour TQ3942754998 51.2770745198 0.0024259982
At Botley Hill's latitude a degree of longitude represents a tad more than 44 miles on the ground. The figures suggest that Botley Hill Trig Point is 22-23 yards inside the Eastern Hemisphere, while everything around the water tower is west of Greenwich. If so the Trig Point gets its own back as England's highest point in the Eastern Hemisphere! But maybe needs checking ... c'mon you Surrey Surveyors, and don't neglect that other 265m contour near Paygate Cottage.
A degree of latitude is about 69 ground miles, and, at Cumbria's latitude, a degree of longitude represents about 40 miles.So 0.001 degrees equates to approx 120 yards north-south and around 70 yards east-west. Example: Binsey beats Longlands Fell as most northerly Wainwright by about 136 yards.
G thunk that England, (well, OK .... UK, s'pose!), in "owning" the Prime Meridian, would be one of an elite set of E/W Hemisphere Countries, which excludes USA. Not so. The E/W divide requires definition through the 0 and 180 degree longitude girdle, which, slices through Alaska's Aleutian Islands a fifth of a Big Circle from Botley Hill. 'Course any point on Earth lies on a Great Circle, which, 'course, divides the planet into two hemispheres. In fact, ('course), any point on Earth lies on a hugeous number of Great Circles, where hugeous = infinitude, so, ('course), the number of possible hemispheres is infinilimitless, and that's just on this planet. 'Course only the E/W and N/S really matter, the latter obeying the Equator. The worldatlas link, (below),*** takes you into the world of wemi-world, where wemi = demi = hemi = semi = half.
* Link to High Pike View Indicator below requires you to read the key here, as in less below.
Key to High Pike View Indicator
Centre has a curlew and High Pike 2157' encircled by
1 JANUARY 2000 TO COMMEMORATE CALDBECK PARISH MILLENNIUM CELEBRATIONS
Circumference has, between the eight compass points
(W) Caldbeck (NW) and the (N) Caldbeck (NE) fells (E) are (SE) worth (S) all England (SW) else
1. Caldbeck 2 miles
2. Carlisle 11 miles
3. Hesket New Market 2½ miles
4. Alston 27 miles
5. 2930' Crossfell 22½ miles
6. Penrith 13 miles
7. 2174' Carrock Fell 1¼ miles
8. Shap 19½ miles
9. London 292 miles
10. 3118' Helvellyn 13 miles 2847' Blencathra 4½ miles
11. 3163' Sca Fell 19½ miles
12. Keswick 9 miles Skiddaw House 4½ miles
13. 3054' Skiddaw 5½ miles 2329' Knott 1¼ miles
14. Whitehaven 25 miles
15. Cockermouth 9½ miles
16. 1467' Binsey 6 miles
17. 1866' Criffell
18. Wigton 7 miles
19. Gretna Green 19 miles
20. Edinburgh 116 miles
OK ... Let it be sorted ...
Already noted ... Cross Fell ... two words, not one ... but also ... Hesket Newmarket is two words, not three, Criffel has one "l", not two and everyone knows 1 January 2000 was the first day of the last year of the 2nd Millennium, not the first day of the third Millennium. Some distances pretty iffy too ... these apart it's a bonny bit of summit furniture.
** Link to Embroidery below.
*** Link to worldatlas below.
High Pike View Click L & 2nd pic below pink arrow above.
There're folk with no job; sadder that than a boneless dog, or a horse of any sort. But worse; the running jobs of folk who run stuff that runs right. Nowt to do, unless ... change stuff. 1st Law Of Buggerin' About Wi' ... The amount of change is directly proportional to the number of jobs that would otherwise vanish up a redundant bum. April '74, (1st appropriately), 1st Law applied to counties. Check list below ... G "did" 8 & 11 last Westmorland day! Trouble with "new counties" ... no culture. Solution ... ignore 'em! So ... Yorks' goodly chunk of Howgill, (eponymous hamlet's West Riding), and feeling fingers one Bar t'at from Irish Sea. G footled his intended Howgills book ... a week's hol at Craggstone, (April '70), weather all sorts, included some intent on Crosdale Beck through cottage floor. Wainwright made G's (typed up) version superflumulous, so get W whinging over. His intro says; Westmorland has the bigger bit. Mm! Nine 2000 footers; 3 shared, 4 Yorks, 2 Westm'land. (Fell Head ... summit Yorks, county boundary on high shoulder). Also ... all Howgill streams feed Lune, dollocks admitted in Walk 19, where high point of Lune/Eden watershed Wild Boar Fell is, Knoutberry ain't. Still a good book ... tho' Howgills need only ridge-a-go-go plan & where to get on and off ... Tubular Fells if ever G saw one (some). If you ain't clocked Peter Burgess' map, follow the link, but
come back and read on. OS old 1 inch (89) mapped all
Howgill 'cept the dollocks bit, marked Standing Stone
on The Calf and predated 1st Law of BAW, so heights
make sense. The Horse, (of Bush Howe sort), seems
OS ignored, prob 'cos it's not CaCO3, ain't (wo)man-
made, and hasn't got a largely knob. G's list of summits
runs out where it gets daft. Omissions include, (is a
contradiction, but you know what G means), titchy
bumps, 'specially where the long northern ridges peter
out, but also on high ridges 'twixt bumps. 4 egg sample,
Over Sale, a bumplet near Docker Knott. G's Calf cairn
survived, ta muchly, 4 years minus, Yarlside et al pic's a
compilation, (y'can see t' join), and 1 Bar t'at, (= 8 miles
+ nudge), would be the origin of "Tad", but isn't.
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Dates of first ascents only
(Began 3-7-1966 Completed 18-8-1998)
Summits in order of height with key to map
Summit Height in Feet Date
1. The Calf 2220 3-7-1966
2. Calders 2211 3-7-1966
3. Bram Rigg Top 2205 19-4-1970
4. Great Dummacks 2175 10-6-1973
5. Fell Head 2106 3-7-1966
6. White Fell Head 2103 3-7-1966
7. Yarlside 2097 21-5-1967
8. Randygill Top 2047 31-3-1974
9. Bush Howe 2044 3-7-1966
10. Arant Haw 1985 18-4-1970
11. Green Bell 1985 31-3-1974
12. Simon's Seat 1925 22-6-1975
13. Hooksey 1923 31-3-1974
14. Hazelgill Knott 1896 23-4-1981
15. Kensgriff 1883 22-4-1981
16. Stockless 1863 31-3-1974
17. Grere Fell 1785 5-10-1969
18. West Fell 1778 23-4-1981
19. Cobles 1752 23-4-1981
20. Uldale Head 1752 15-4-1998
21. Docker Knott 1739 22-6-1975
22. Knoutberry 1736 18-8-1998
23. Harter Fell 1709 5-10-1969
24. (The) Nab 1690 18-4-1970
25. Linghaw 1640 26-4-1970
26. Sickers Fell 1634 20-4-1970
27. Wandale Hill 1631 27-9-1969
28. Hand Lake 1624 22-6-1975
29. Middleton 1593 22-6-1975
30. Adamthwaite Bank 1578 18-8-1998
31. Langdale Knott 1565 23-4-1981
32. Blease Fell 1556 15-4-1998
33. Rispa Pike 1554 15-4-1998
34. Winder 1551 19-4-1970
35. Hare Shaw 1548 15-4-1998
36. Knott (NE) 1526 18-8-1998
37. Crook 1516 21-4-1970
38. Knott (S) 1407 20-4-1970
39. Brown Moor 1352 23-4-1970
40. High Knott 1319 18-8-1998
41. Knott (NW) 1280 15-4-1998
42. Castley Knotts 1184 23-4-1970
43. Seat Knott 1129 21-4-1970
44. Roger Howe 1034 15-4-1998
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Indicates col, (clever eh?),
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Big letters in this colour can be freely walked in the direction of the letters. Across 'em is hard, 'cos they're streams. Just add "BECK" to each! (Saves space).
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