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Wednesday 24th June: A ride along High Street Roman Road track.
At the start of the track near Limefit Park.
A bit further along the track heading towards Long Green Head Farm.
Looking back down the valley towards Hagg Bridge
Heading up the Hagg Gill valley.
A bit further up the valley.
A stop for some food before the climb up Park Fell and at this point we are at 350 metres.
The start of the climb.
Two thirds of the way up!
The view!
Near top of the climb up Park Fell.
At the top!
Looking down into the Kentmere Valley.
Looking back towards Froswick and lll Bell.
The Beacon at Thornthwaite Crag at 784 metres it had taken us just over 3 hours to get to this point from the start at Kirkstone Pass.
The lunch stop at Beacon at Thornthwaite Cragg.
The lunch time view!
Looking down into Haywater
Heading up towards Racecourse Hill.
Looking back towards Thornthwaite Crag.
The view of the track looking from High Street, I should point out that three of the party left us at the Straits of Riggindale to follow the bridleway down to Haywater, then to Hartsop and then back to the cars at Kirkstone Pass.
Looking back towards High Street.
Pond beside the track.
Heading towards High Raise.
Looking down into Martindale.
Looking towards Red Cragg and the track a head.
Heading down Wether Hill towards Loadpot Hill.
Looking back from Loadpot Hill.
Heading down Loadpot Hill and across Whitestone Moor.
Near end of the track before we drop down in to Pooley Bridge.
The cake photo at Granny Dowbekin Tearooms at Pooley Bridge.
Looking looking back down Ullswater from A592
A view of Dovedale from the A592.
At the finish of the ride at top of Kirkstone Pass just after seven o’clock, we been out for just over nine hours and done just under 34 miles .
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