Grey Knotts

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Grey Knotts from Dubs Bottom

Grey Knotts from Dubs Quarry

The summit outcrop looking east to the east top outcrop, with Glaramara on the right-hand horizon

Looking east from the east top of Grey Knotts, with Glaramara prominent

Perched boulder near the summit

The summit outcop from the ridge fence, backed by a misty Pillar

The ridge path approaching the summit from Brandreth

Raven Crag (Gillercomb Buttress) from Base Brown

Raven Crag from the eastern flank of Brandreth

Gillercomb Slabs at the top of Sour Milk Gill

Intimate detail of the Fraternal Four, the Borrowdale Yews

Seathwaite from the Wad Mines

Memorial to John Bankes Esq 1792, set midway up the bank among the Wad Mines

Spoil bank from the Wad Mines

Inviting entrance to a Wad Mine level, beware only enter with a knowledgeable 'mine' host, unguarded shafts lurk within

Further level entrance, for all the verdent curtain this is still a dangerous place

Sheepfold at the edge of Seatoller Common, looking to Honister Pass

Base Brown across Gillercomb as seen during the ascent of Seatoller Common

Moses' Trod running across the western slopes of Grey Knotts

Looking down on Dubs Bottom from Moses' Trod

Close-up view down on Dubs Bottom, notice the defiant central boulder

The defiant boulder at the heart of the Dubs Bottom basin, with Peter Burgess aloft

Still waters run deep, beware the stream flowing through Dubs Bottom. The name Dubs is the tell-tale clue to its depth

Clouds reflect and even a small vapour trail of an aircraft show on the surface of the deep stream of water flowing through Dubs Bottom