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One F in Foreigner

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Re: TR ! A Buttermere outing
« Reply #15 on: 21:11:21, 21/07/11 »
Eyup thanoz. Pity about the clag cos its a cracking little walk you did. And that descent from Rannerdale Knotts - reight knee trembler mi owd  :o
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Re: TR ! A Buttermere outing
« Reply #16 on: 21:15:26, 21/07/11 »
great pics and TR AJ. I never knew you could view picasa pics as a slideshow and with the captions as well! It's the way forward!!!!  O0
"i sometimes enjoy it all the more when you suddenly get a view after hours of nowt" - I totally agree - I think there is something really magical about the cloud silently blowing away and revealing what feels like a secret....then when it covers it up again and later parts - it feels like a whole new view all over again!! :D
Looks like you had a great day out ....oh and did you take all those pics on your phone camera??
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Re: TR ! A Buttermere outing
« Reply #17 on: 21:15:48, 21/07/11 »
That's Melbreak across Crummock Water BTW.....just to show I did read the captions ;)
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Re: TR ! A Buttermere outing
« Reply #18 on: 21:29:46, 21/07/11 »
"i sometimes enjoy it all the more when you suddenly get a view after hours of nowt"


It's like playing a magical game of peekaboo with mountains ;D


Lovely, lovely pictures - ta muchly, AJ
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« Reply #19 on: 22:47:12, 21/07/11 »
Looking forward to looking at the pics when I. get back.

Hope you do get the views next time Dave.  :)
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Re: TR ! A Buttermere outing
« Reply #20 on: 23:22:41, 21/07/11 »
Quote from: susiej on 20:49:12, 21/07/11
Looks great Dave, might have to visit myself  O0
VERY highly recommended. If you up for 2 days do the High Stile Ridge on day 2 taking in AWs fave fell Haystacks and passing near Innominate Tarn where his ashes are scattered near to but not on... Day 3, knee surgery and industrial strength Ibuprofen  ;D


Susie jsut got your PM but ive busted out of me 6 message limit :( I stayed at Buttermere YH. Great brekkie. Local pub the Fish does nice dinners and great beer. The fells are to die for!  I can send you gps of the walk I did if you want, it will open up in walkhighlands/wehresthepath/bikehike
 
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Re: TR ! A Buttermere outing
« Reply #21 on: 23:27:26, 21/07/11 »
Quote from: ScreeScaredy on 21:15:26, 21/07/11
Looks like you had a great day out ....oh and did you take all those pics on your phone camera??
I did and I did! Its only a LG cookie but the quality is pretty damn goo d innit. Or maybe im just a natural  O0

Yeah Picasa is brilliant. I used to dread writing TRs cos it would take SOOOOO LONG to paste the things in for each photo from tinypic or photobucket plus i forgot me passswords and opened new accounts and lost those too....

Glad you liked it! I would love to do in sun , as I say...
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« Reply #22 on: 23:44:00, 21/07/11 »
Wow, looks really awesome that Dave.  Looks like another I'm gonna have to add to my list to do. Definately one for it to be a clear day for the views. :)


Photos were spot on Dave, I did exactly hat it said on the tin   O0
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Re: TR ! A Buttermere outing
« Reply #23 on: 00:28:53, 22/07/11 »
Quote from: ramblingpete on 21:15:48, 21/07/11
That's Melbreak across Crummock Water BTW.....just to show I did read the captions ;)
;D   Hey I often read your TRs on your blog and very good they are too!
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« Reply #24 on: 00:29:57, 22/07/11 »
Quote from: yorksgal on 23:44:00, 21/07/11
Wow, looks really awesome that Dave.  Looks like another I'm gonna have to add to my list to do. Definately one for it to be a clear day for the views. :)
Photos were spot on Dave, I did exactly hat it said on the tin   O0
Cheers Big Ruth! (big heart)   

I think the list of walks to do in the lakes is endless  O0 O0 O0 O0 O0 OH i wouldnt have it any other way!
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Re: TR ! A Buttermere outing
« Reply #25 on: 11:00:25, 22/07/11 »
Great stuff, shame about the clag. As John (Brandywell) says, the ridge route betweeen Hopegill Head and Whiteside is superb and well worth a return visit in better weather. O0
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Re: TR ! A Buttermere outing
« Reply #26 on: 15:38:27, 22/07/11 »
Quote from: andybeck on 11:00:25, 22/07/11
Great stuff, shame about the clag. As John (Brandywell) says, the ridge route betweeen Hopegill Head and Whiteside is superb and well worth a return visit in better weather. O0
You all keep making me want to go back asap.... stuck at home...  :(

I ll have to look at some pics of it to see what i missed  ;D
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« Reply #27 on: 18:01:13, 22/07/11 »
Enjoyed that AJ. Seems like a good way to do a report, time saving. Great photos, especially from a phone  O0

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Re: TR ! A Buttermere outing
« Reply #28 on: 18:52:33, 22/07/11 »
Quote from: Highfieldbri on 18:01:13, 22/07/11
Enjoyed that AJ. Seems like a good way to do a report, time saving. Great photos, especially from a phone  O0

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Cheers for that! You cant write as much cr+p as on usual Tr but maybe thats not a bad thing where im concerned  ;D

Plus it sorts them into date order so they come up in the order you did the walk. It took me only 2 hours to do this one instead of the usual 6-8 messing about on photobucket or tinypic. Im wondering if they compress the pics less too? I cant believe my little LG Cookie took such high quality (relatively) snaps...
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Re: TR ! A Buttermere outing
« Reply #29 on: 21:15:05, 22/07/11 »
Quote from: amnesiacjimmy on 18:52:33, 22/07/11
I cant believe my little LG Cookie ...

 :o :o  Whater happened to your hot chorizo
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