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Clapham High Mark: Find the gaps in the walls to find the highpoint

Summit Comment Fergalh a month ago
From Parsons Pulpit walls and fences have to be negotiated. With care it can be done, eventually crossed fence into area below summit. A short trek led to unmarked summit with extensive views

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Summit Comment Fergalh a month ago
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Summit Comment Fergalh a month ago
Parked at Malham Tarn and followed bridleway to side of mountain easy climb to carn at the summit

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Summit Comment Fergalh a month ago
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Summit Comment Fergalh a month ago
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Onzy: Track 2798 in area near Knockbrack, Mangerton (Ireland)
Tail end of the Mangerton Massif
Length: 15.6km, Creator time taken: 5h18m, Ascent: 659m,
Descent: 652m

Places: Start at V9245276671, Knockbrack, Dromderalough, Dromderalough NE Top, Knockrower, end at V9251976948 285m N from Start
Logged as completed by 1

Route beginning north of Kenmare and taking in Knockbrack, Dromderalough, its NE top and Knockrower.

Uploaded on: Sun, 14 Dec 2014 (14:28:57)
Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/track/2798/  
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