Lake District 2 - Whit Fell
9 May 2004
From the summit of the Corney Fell road, Stephen, George and Henry crossed the
summits of Buck Barrow and Burn Moor to the little known height of Whitfell
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Henry and George at the trig point on Whitfell (573m / 1880ft), looking north up
the valley of the Duddon to the Coniston Fells
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Stephen and the dogs, looking north to more of the summits of the Corney Fell
massif
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Looking south-east to the estuary of the Duddon
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And north-west to the estuary of the Mite, Esk and Irt
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A panoramic view from south-east to north-west with the impressive cairn on the
summit of Whit Fell
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Henry and George by the "Pile of Stones" shown on the map, helping to mark the
boundary between the parishes of Waberthwaite and Ulpha, with the cairn on
Whitfell behind
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From the summit of Kinmont Buck Barrow, looking to the flat summit of Burn Moor
and Whitfell, with the Duddon Valley right
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From Kintmont Buck Barrow to Buck Barrow
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A panoramic view to the east from the summit of Kinmont Buck Barrow
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Kinmont Buck Barrow and Buck Barrow from the road summit
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