It's September 2020 and after a year full of lockdowns, cancelled holidays and just general chaos, I rather unexpectedly found myself having a week of carefree fell-walking in the Lake District.
Day one was spent near Borrowdale, the second in the wonderful Newlands. For the third, I had a lovely horseshoe walk around the highest fell in the North Western area - Grasmoor.
Walked on 21 September 2020.
Route: Buttermere → Whiteside → Hopegill Head → Grasmoor → Wandope → Whiteless Pike → Rannerdale Knotts → Buttermere.
N.b. I had visited Hopegill Head a year earlier, so it doesn't get its own page in this section.
WhitesidePublished 3 January 2021
It’s steep, and rather foreboding. And you may well get overtaken by a dog on the way up. But Whiteside is a cracking fell non-the-less.
Whiteless PikePublished 24 January 2021
At the end of my horseshoe, a cracking little fell with a fantastic view.
Rannerdale KnottsPublished 31 January 2021
one of those single, solitary fells that looks like it would be a delight to walk over late in the afternoon, before the sun starts to set.
