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Walk 15 - Hallin Fell - 5th May 2018 |
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Wainwright's Walking Guide to the Lake District Fells - Book 2 The Far Eastern Fells |
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#19 Hallin Fell 1959 ft |
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Distance |
1.2 miles |
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Time |
1 hrs |
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Lowest Point |
738 ft |
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Highest Point |
1273 ft |
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Total Ascent |
532 ft |
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Walk Rating - very easy |
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| 14.41 We started the trip with an afternoon walk up Hallin Fell, starting at the church. | ||
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| 14.46 Looking over Martindale to Beda Fell. |
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| 15.08 Panorama 190 Ullswater |
Hallin Fell, beautifully situated overlooking a curve of Ullswater and commanding unrivalled views of the lovely secluded hinterland of Martindale, . . . . . |
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Alfred Wainwright - The Far Eastern Fells - Hallin Fell 5 |
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| 15.10 Hallin Fell may be small but the summit cairn is huge. |
The man who built the summit cairn . . erected for himself a permanent memorial. This 12' obelsik, a landmark for miles around, is a massive structure of squared and prepared stone. |
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Alfred Wainwright - The Far Eastern Fells - Hallin Fell summit |
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| 15.18 Panorama 191 Martindale |
The bird's eye view of Ullswater is dramatic, but the classic scene unfolded is an intimate one of green fields and steep fells, the Martindale district, for which this is the best viewpoint. |
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Alfred Wainwright - The Far Eastern Fells - Hallin Fell 4 |
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| 15.51 Looking along Boredale. Dove Crag is visible in the distance. | ||
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| 15.53 Looking across Ullswater to the west. Several peaks visible including Place Fell with Catstye Cam behind it, Sheffield Pike with Raise behind it, Stybarrow Dodd, Hart Side and Great Dodd. | ||
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| 16.07 Martindale church | ||
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| 16.46 We walked down the side of Hallin Fell for a view of the lake. | ||
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| 17.47 A little way along the path to the south-west of Sandwick. | ||
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| 20.17 We drove into Keswick to eat, stopping at the stone circle as the golden hour arrived. | ||
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| 20.25 Compressed perspective from the stone circle looking over the end of High Rigg to Helvellyn with visible snow. The fell to the left is White Side with Brown Crag on it side. The white building is Stone Cottage which is on the road Between Dalebottom on the A591 and St.Johns in the Vale church. | ||
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