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Onzy: Track 4990 in area near Grange Fell [Brund Fell], Lake District - Central & Western (Britain)
Lake District: Above Watendlath
Length: 7.0km, Creator time taken: 2h38m, Ascent: 354m,
Descent: 354m

Places: Start at NY2760316306, Grange Fell [Brund Fell], Great Crag (Stonethwaite), end at Start
Logged as completed by 1

Walk from Watendlath taking in 2 minor Wainwrights. Brutal day and brutal terrain - felt like I was hunting out subsidiary peaks near Peakeen or Maulin - impossible to navigate without holding the gps in your hand, and even then i walked past the first hill. Terrain makes it impossible to hold a direction and these hills are not really tracked as are the more popular Wainwrights. Adding in wind and driving rain and it made for a challenging day. 116/214

Uploaded on: Sat, 18 Nov 2023 (21:42:37)
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