Spotted him on the right nearly half-way up, easier than a where's wally book:rolleyes:
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Bog standard Settle run
5 or so miles and 1000 ft give or take
Route
A lovely trot out last night just as dusk was closing in. The ground was sodden after a day long deluge of rain but everything was stunning last thing with the sky gradually going a beautiful azure colour, red tinged by the setting sun. As is usual when running with Harry, just when you think he's had a nice run and is having a much deserved drink and rest, he sees a rabbit sprint from cover and pelts after it, along with 3 others who were startled to join in, and bang goes Harry (and the 4 rabbits) all disappearing right to the top of one of the Limestone buttresses over-looking Attermire Scar.... with me begrudgingly trotting/clambering along behind. It was pretty much full on night time by the time we were back down, leaving us both still a couple of miles from home and no head torch either. Good fun though :)
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Harry looks a right character I bet he keeps you on your toes.
The Stolly version of the Settle Loop
Maybe 12 miles and 1,800 ft
Route here
A fabulous run out on a gorgeous morning...
Looking back towards Settle after the first bit of the climb up towards Lambert Lane
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Further up, looking back down through the Stockdale valley towards High Hill and Settle beyond. Rye Loaf Hill on the left.
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At the crest of the run with Malham Tarn ahead and in the far distance Buckden Pike and Great Whernside
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A view along my route out from the trig on Warrendale Knotts, with Stockdale to the right and Rye Loaf Hill in the distance
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Lovely.
Looks like you had a touch of frost there on the sheltered western side Stolly. Where's Harry :confused:
Stolly your runs continue to inspire...keep the photies coming :-) x