1 ENNERDALE TO BORROWDALE |
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4 Over Ennerdale Bridge, we head down to Ennerdale Water |
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8 This is our first lake ("Water") of the Lake District |
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11 We walk along the south shore to the end of the Water |
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21 The trail undulates as we proceed to the end of the lake |
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38 The lake is fed by the Liza. We proceed up its valley. |
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50 Yonder is the saddle of Grey Knotts, which will be our major height of the day |
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56 Black Sail Hut, a youth hostel, near the head iof the valley |
57 Although not being used at the moment, it is open for us to have lunch |
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59 We can even make tea |
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67 Refreshed, we head over Loft Beck |
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69 Wed cross many small feeder streams of the Liza, and our first mud |
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76 Coming over the top, we can see down into the Wharnscale Valley |
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81 Below us, Buttermere |
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86 But we continue over the fell until we encounter the track of the old slate mine railway |
87 This leads us down into Honister Valley |
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91 Here a slate mine still operates |
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95 ...and is a convenient place for a rest and tea |
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103 From here, we move on toward Rosthwaite |
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115 Approaching Borrowdale... |
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123 Several of us stayed here, in a home on the main road with lots of flowers |
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133 But I went to Stonethwaite Farm... |
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137 ...seeing the back part of the village at the same time |
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