Kentmere Horseshoe. Dubbs Road (above Windermere) The Yolk, Ill Bell, Thornthwaite Beacon, High Street, Nam Bield, Kentmere Pike, Garburn, Dubbs.

Sunny all day, light winds.

Good cover.

Paul Noble

Ascent: Dunmail Raise to Hellvellyn via Dollywagon & Nethermost Pike. Descent: Hellvellyn summit towards Thirlmere Chapel (just missed confession) via Comb Gill then back via the enchanted forest to start.

Mistifying

Variable; grass, scree, windslab, powder, spring snow, bracken & forest track

Wavelength & Paraffin

davie dot sanderson at tesco dot net

First real snow of the winter for the Fells. Ski toured, snow kited, pushed, walked (lots), slid a bit and speed flew my way from Clough Head to Raise and back. Video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBWRH35Syfo

Lovely day with a bit of mist from time to time. Could of done with a bit more wind for the snow kite.

Snow line 1500ft ish. From 2000ft fresh snow with no base from 2-6 inch in dirfts, slid well as does the grass.

Gordie

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A wee tour up and down 'Willy Knott' and 'Brae Fell' 585m on the Caldbeck Fells, the most northern hills in the Lake District. Intention was to snow kite but there was no wind, so walked all the way to the top of Brae Fell. Managed a wee sesdion up there with the kite before a huge hail/snow shower stopped play. The 8m kite however made a great shelter until the shower passed and left me with a nice sunny 2k.m. decent.

Sunny spells and heavy snow/hail showers. Wind 5 m.p.h. variable, freezing around 400m.

5-10 c.m. fell over night turning the Lake Distirict back to a winter wonderland. Drifting had occured in the s.w. wind depositing snow especially in any gullys, creating some nice powdery decent lines.

Gordie

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Skiddaw via its northern side.

Blue bird day with hardly any wind, not enought for the snow kites so had to walk al the way up. Freezing around 300m.

Snow line extends down to around 400m above 500m where the snow has drifted it is in fantastic condition, wind blown powder, yum.

Gordie & Fraz

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