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Aug 2020
9:23am, 19 Aug 2020
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Rosehip
hmm, well maybe without the tea stop in Honister - depends on what my legs think about DH from the tarn - but that would mean finding the right way down off Robinson...
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Aug 2020
9:24am, 19 Aug 2020
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Rosehip
- I think I'd rather carry tea or tea-making kit that descend and re-ascend DH
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Aug 2020
9:49am, 19 Aug 2020
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Derby Tup
Tea is for old people 
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Aug 2020
10:17am, 19 Aug 2020
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R4R
I'll have two teas then
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Aug 2020
10:26am, 19 Aug 2020
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swittle
+1 here
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Aug 2020
10:27am, 19 Aug 2020
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R4R
Wife and I (and the dog) did something similar to this a couple of years ago: walklakes.co.uk We stayed in the Scope Beck valley to avoid the rock 'steps' on the route up Robinson, but stayed down too long so lost a fair bit of time trying to find a way back up to the ridge |
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Aug 2020
10:27am, 19 Aug 2020
17,441 posts
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Rosehip
I am old
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Aug 2020
10:32am, 19 Aug 2020
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Rosehip
I think I should avoid planning and just get up in the morning and do - that seems to be how I manage best. - more planning = more scared that I won't be able to do it.
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Aug 2020
10:35am, 19 Aug 2020
223 posts
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Snoot
Done that without dropping to Honister or the short detour to Hindscarth, prefer High Snab Bank to the steep drop to the beck (or climb if going the other way round). It's a nice morning out. fetcheveryone.com/t-16955836 |
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Aug 2020
11:14am, 19 Aug 2020
45,314 posts
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Derby Tup
High Snab Bank is lovely
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