View over Wast Water to Scafell (910 m.) and Scafell Pike (978 m.), on the right, also Gable (899 m.)
Greendale Gill - Tongue Gills
Up on the fells and away from the crowds. Seatallan (692 m.) summit gives a fine view of the coastal apron of Cumbria, reminding me of the coastal apron typical of mid-ocean volcanic islands; also a fine view down to Blengdale. The path is unmarked but there are fell runners’ routes and precipitous turf staircases.
Middle Fell (582 m.) isn’t as high but has one of the stunning panoramas of the Lake District. There’s an unbroken view over Wast Water to Scafell (910 m.) and Scafell Pike (978 m.), on the right, also Gable (899 m.) and hazy views of Skiddaw (931 m.) and Blencathra (868 m.) in the distance. Great spring sunlight and visibility though the outline of the Isle of Man was only very indistinct though the mist.
Thanks to Samuel for another great choice of route
Greendale Gill
Nether Wasdale Common
River Bleng, Blengdale
Blengdale and Haycock (797 m.)
Seatallan (692 m.)
Sellafield, the Energy Coast
Scafell (910 m.) and Scafell Pike (978 m.), on the right
Low Tarn
Greendale Tarn, Middle Fell on the left
View from Middle Fell (582 m.) over Wast Water to Scafell (910 m.) and Scafell Pike (978 m.), on the right, also Gable (899 m.), extreme left.
Panorama from Middle Fell (582 m.)
The Screes and Crags, Wast Water
Sunset at Keswick