Windermere - Hill Of Oaks Fri 8th/Sat 9th May
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Re: Windermere - Hill Of Oaks Fri 8th/Sat 9th May
just took a wild guess, I can only find 1 welly tho...think the sheep ate the last one (dont ask) surely being a fellow cumbrian (although am actually a lutonion) (20 years ago) should give me a laal birro slack?
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Re: Windermere - Hill Of Oaks Fri 8th/Sat 9th May
I'd love to get off somewhere on the Saturday for a walk up a hill to a view, as Harry did at Snowdonia meet, but I've no idea where. Langdale seems not too far off . Anyone (Harry if you're reading this?) got any thoughts / tips as I know nowt about owt 

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http://www.lake-district-guides.co.uk/w ... lley6.html
more mountainous ones on the lh side menu of this site but i dont know how close to windermere they are.
more mountainous ones on the lh side menu of this site but i dont know how close to windermere they are.
Re: Windermere - Hill Of Oaks Fri 8th/Sat 9th May
rabbitsquasher wrote:sounds good to me, even if just a few hours, whats involved in the initiation ceremony, do I need to bring marigolds or welly's or both?!





Re: Windermere - Hill Of Oaks Fri 8th/Sat 9th May
Ah so at least you're used to sheep thenrabbitsquasher wrote:just took a wild guess, I can only find 1 welly tho...think the sheep ate the last one (dont ask) surely being a fellow cumbrian (although am actually a lutonion) (20 years ago) should give me a laal birro slack?




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Re: Windermere - Hill Of Oaks Fri 8th/Sat 9th May
For a walk with view I'd suggest Gummers Howe at the south end of Lake Windermere.
Amazing views across Windermere to the high fells. Walk can be extended using the many local footpaths.
Walk up/down from the Forestry carpark on the Newby Bridge (Fell Foot Country Park) to Bowland Bridge road then head off to Masons Arms at Strawberry Bank (towards Bowland bridge) for refreshments.
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Amazing views across Windermere to the high fells. Walk can be extended using the many local footpaths.
Walk up/down from the Forestry carpark on the Newby Bridge (Fell Foot Country Park) to Bowland Bridge road then head off to Masons Arms at Strawberry Bank (towards Bowland bridge) for refreshments.
cheers
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Re: Windermere - Hill Of Oaks Fri 8th/Sat 9th May
Thanks Harry - knew you'd have a good suggestion. What about the Langdale Pikes - is that over ambitious?Harry wrote:For a walk with view I'd suggest Gummers Howe at the south end of Lake Windermere.
Amazing views across Windermere to the high fells. Walk can be extended using the many local footpaths.
Walk up/down from the Forestry carpark on the Newby Bridge (Fell Foot Country Park) to Bowland Bridge road then head off to Masons Arms at Strawberry Bank (towards Bowland bridge) for refreshments.
cheers
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Great idea....well away from my callout area.
Depends on fitness, weather, what time you get up/leave the campsite etc. Not a half day stroll....allow at least 6 hours to do New Dungeon Gyll -Pavey Ark - Pike o Stickle - and return via Mickleden. Also allow for 30 - 45 min drive each way from Hill of Oaks
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Hmmm - well seeing as we couldn't get our act together to join you at 10:00am last time..................Harry wrote:![]()
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Great idea....well away from my callout area.
Depends on fitness, weather, what time you get up/leave the campsite etc. Not a half day stroll....allow at least 6 hours to do New Dungeon Gyll -Pavey Ark - Pike o Stickle - and return via Mickleden. Also allow for 30 - 45 min drive each way from Hill of Oaks
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Re: Windermere - Hill Of Oaks Fri 8th/Sat 9th May
erm.... I have been here now for 21 and a half years... (not nervous) and yes I swim like a brick
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Re: Windermere - Hill Of Oaks Fri 8th/Sat 9th May
No problem, we have a life-jacketrabbitsquasher wrote:....and yes I swim like a brick



Re: Windermere - Hill Of Oaks Fri 8th/Sat 9th May
thought you had a bad back Mike - langdale pike would probably finish it off.
Di is Jamie a true cumbrian he doesn't look old enough ???

i have picked the sheep out she's in my croft ready.(oops sorry should i have anounced that yet.)
Di is Jamie a true cumbrian he doesn't look old enough ???



i have picked the sheep out she's in my croft ready.(oops sorry should i have anounced that yet.)
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Is there any room left yet...please ???
I'd love to come for the 2 nights + leccy if poss ?
Pam
I'd love to come for the 2 nights + leccy if poss ?
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