No tarns, cairns or trig points on this one. We’d been to this location a few times already but my human wanted to go again to capture it on video. If you’ve watched my previous videos you may remember the “Hanging Stone” – it was still there, still hanging! It was a glorious day with… Read More »
Great Coum is another one of the Dales 30 Hewitts and at 687m above sea-level it is placed at #9. It is our 18th Dales 30 Hewitt! It was a lovely warm day when we arrived, plenty of blue sky around. We had a nice long, steady walk along some tracks before we had to tackle Great… Read More »
Bagging the trig point on Lad Law (517m above sea-level) had been on my bucket list for a long time, it was on my human’s too or so he said. We finally made the effort and after parking near to Upper Coldwell Reservoir set off on a steady, gentle hike to the foot of Lad… Read More »
Time to tackle another one of the Dales 30 Hewitts. This one, Baugh Fell, stands at 678m above sea-level and is placed at #12. This was a cold day and the wind was pretty relentless for the whole hike. There were so many false summits on the way to the top it stopped being funny… Read More »
Our last wild camp in June was to Nine Standards Rigg, the summit of Hartley Fell in the Pennines. It is close to the border between Cumbria and North Yorkshire, just a few miles South-East of Kirkby Stephen. It was a short but fun hike to the summit upon which stands a series of large cairns.
Back in May I took my human off for a wild camp to Sand Tarn on Wild Boar Fell in the Yorkshire Dales. Getting there involved climbing one of the highest and steepest hills I have been up so far. Well, since the last one anyway. It was a lot of fun! The weather was… Read More »