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KIDSTYPIKE

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Re: Visions of Cumbria
« Reply #15 on: 07:35:56, 17/11/08 »
6th November 2008

With the Rheumatoid Arthritis now making walking difficult we decided on a run out , first to Ribblehead and then down Dentdale to Dent. Although starting in Yorkshire the ride finished in Cumbria so the pictures are located in the Visions of Cumbria section of the website for those wishing to view.
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Dave
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Re: Visions of Cumbria
« Reply #16 on: 07:08:58, 19/11/08 »
I really enjoy seeing your photos... thank you.

I have recently moved from the South Lakes area so it is lovely to see these photos of the places I know.

I hope you soon feel better.
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KIDSTYPIKE

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Re: Visions of Cumbria
« Reply #17 on: 07:21:06, 19/11/08 »
Quote from: dibble on 07:08:58, 19/11/08
I really enjoy seeing your photos... thank you.

I have recently moved from the South Lakes area so it is lovely to see these photos of the places I know.

I hope you soon feel better.

Many thanks.....much appreciated.....feeling a little better now after the injection last week.
Dave
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KIDSTYPIKE

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Re: Visions of Cumbria
« Reply #18 on: 07:47:49, 21/11/08 »
I have just put some pictures of a trip out to the Lakes on the 15/11/08 a couple of days after I had had the steroid injection. They are from the Gummers How / Bowland Bridge and Lyth Valley area and are loctaed in the Visions of Cumbria section of the website.
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Dave
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KIDSTYPIKE

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Re: Visions of Cumbria
« Reply #19 on: 10:59:14, 19/12/08 »
South Cumbria

17th December 2008

I have just uploaded some pictures from a recent half day out in the south of the county. Taken on Wednesday morning before my visit to the hospital at Lancaster.
The pictures, for those wishing to view, are located in the "Visions of Cumbria" section of the website.
Regards,
Dave
http://www.wainwright-wanderings.co.uk/
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KIDSTYPIKE

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Re: Visions of Cumbria
« Reply #20 on: 07:40:32, 07/01/09 »
Visions of Cumbria

Todays small offering comes from a visit to Ambleside on Sat 03/01/09. The idea was to do some shopping but when Edith saw the crowds that idea was quickly shelved. However we did have a short walk into town from Waterhead and these pictures were taken along the way.
For those wishing to view they are located in the "Visions of Cumbria" folder on the homepage.
Regards,
Dave
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KIDSTYPIKE

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Re: Visions of Cumbria
« Reply #21 on: 07:58:03, 23/01/09 »
23rd January 2009

I have just updated the "Visions of Cumbria" section of the website with a visit to the NT Fell Foot Park at the southern end of Windermere.
Pictures are now available for those wishing to view.
Regards,
Dave
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KIDSTYPIKE

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Re: Visions of Cumbria
« Reply #22 on: 09:39:33, 10/02/09 »
6th February 2009
Now uanable to do anything resembling walking, last Friday Edith drove us up to the Lakes for a short tour around. It was a gloriously clear day as those fortunate to be on the fells will testify.
I have just uploaded the pictures from this tour to the website. For those wishing to view they are located in the "Visions of Cumbria" section.
Regards,
Dave
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KIDSTYPIKE

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Re: Visions of Cumbria
« Reply #23 on: 07:43:57, 18/02/09 »
16th February 2009

On Monday afternoon we decided to have a run over the Kirkstone Pass down into Patterdale. This plan came to an halt just below the Brotherswater Inn where we found the A592 closed for roadworks.
However we did manage to get quite a few pictures which I have just uploaded to the "Visions of Cumbria" section of the website.
Regards,
Dave
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KIDSTYPIKE

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Re: Visions of Cumbria
« Reply #24 on: 08:18:50, 21/02/09 »
21st February 2009

High Rigg

Just a few pictures sent in by a reader of a walk on High Rigg along
with Jasper there Springer/Cocker cross who was a rescue dog from The
Wainwright Shelter.
For those wishing to view the pictures are located in the "Visions of
Cumbria" section of the website.
Regards,
Dave
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KIDSTYPIKE

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Re: Visions of Cumbria
« Reply #25 on: 08:10:25, 24/02/09 »
16th February 2009

Following on from our failed trip over the Kirkstone Pass we decided to
pay a visit to Hawkshead....a delightful village but one that I have
mixed feelings about.
The pictures for those wishing to view are now available on the website
in the "Visions of Cumbria" section.
Regards,
Dave
http://www.wainwright-wanderings.co.uk/

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Re: Visions of Cumbria
« Reply #26 on: 08:41:05, 16/03/09 »

16th March 2009

I have just uploaded some pictures of a short walk we did on the 10th March 2009 at Barrow and also some from Furness Abbey.
For those wishing to view they are located in the "Visions of Cumbria" section.
Regards,
Dave
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KIDSTYPIKE

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Re: Visions of Cumbria
« Reply #27 on: 07:28:09, 18/03/09 »
SE Cumbria

Grayrigg.

I have just updated the website with some pictures from a walk around the Grayrigg area which is home to the Wainwright Shelter of Kapellan.
For those wishing to view the pictures are located in the "Visions of Cumbria" section of the website.
Regards,
Dave
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KIDSTYPIKE

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Re: Visions of Cumbria
« Reply #28 on: 08:17:19, 03/04/09 »
3rd April 2009

As I am unable to walk more than a few yards without severe pain at the moment I have been taking som time to bring this section of the website up to date.
I have just uploaded the latest batch of my Favourite pictures (211 - 225) to the website which are now available to view.
REgards,
Dave
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Re: Visions of Cumbria
« Reply #29 on: 12:50:00, 03/04/09 »
I am so sorry Dave!
Sending you a lot of healing waves ...
Ewa
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