| Walk: | Wray & Roeburndale | ||
| Start Point: | Riverside car park | Grid Reference: | SD 604 679 |
| Distance: | 10 miles | Ascent: | 1,600 feet |
| Time: | 6 hours | ||
| Weather: | A very pleasant sunny day | ||
| Comments: | Glorious day, splendid long views to Ingleborough and beyond, and despite the frequent muddy bits, apparently enjoyed by the 14 cheerful souls who came. In fact most of the group took it in turns to lead the walk, without so much as a by your leave. Debbie Hall started the whole thing then everybody else piled in. From being a big hitter in the club I've now become a pussy cat. Might I be treated better on the two's? I doubt it. Only joking. As usual, Dorothy was our patient back marker, and managed to get David to bring his kit this time! Or didn't you hear about the Whernside walk? | ||
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Ready Bill!
Wray, shame about all the cars
Coffee stop with a view of . . .
Ingleborough
Approaching . . .
the back of . . .
Winder (C. 1673)
Public road? . . .
with a view of Middle Salter & Lower Salter . . .
leading to Haylot Farm, with Mallowdale Pike . . .
but with a nice view, including Whernside, Ingleborough & Pen-y-Ghent
Whernside & Ingleborough
Lunch near Mallowdale
Fly Agaric - pretty but deadly
High Salter
Stile one near High Salter . . .
and onto stile 2, the views are never-ending
Goodber Beck
Eeny, Meeny, Miny, Mo and a leader, but who's who?
Time for a tea break
The ever-present Ingleborough
Outhwaite
An English Country Garden (How many flowers grow???)
Kitten Bridge
River Roeburn near the end of a super walk