Scales Moor above Twisleton Scar?
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Scales Moor above Twisleton Scar?
Spot on. Looking south west towards Fleetwith pike, Haystacks, Kirk Fell, Yewbarrow and I think Whin Rigg in the far distance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fellbeast
Nope, good guess but its only really the bluffs over looking Chapel le Dale that are limestoney thereQuote:
Originally Posted by Llani Boy
Looking NW from Malham Moor, Fountains Fell in the foreground, PyG at the back?
Haha not even close ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by southernsoftie
What? Really? F*ck it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Fellbeast
Malham Moor’s not really limestoney at all whereas where the photo was taken has to be one of the most limestoney places on earth :). At a guess you’re about ten miles away from where you should beQuote:
Originally Posted by southernsoftie
The limestone pavement above Malham Cove looking the same way then?
I thought *technically* it was still part of Malham Moor.
Moughton looking towards Simon Fell and Ingleborough?
Ahh... that was really bugging me! WR makes sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by PeteS
Closer but no cigarQuote:
Originally Posted by Hank
Hmmm... Sulber? Just north of the main track up to Ingleborough? Pretty sure that's SF and Ingleborough, but can't quite place the view with that much limestone pavement.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fellbeast
Yep it’s definitely Ingleborough and Simon Fell but it’s not Sulber :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hank
Over pasture?
I had to look that up on my map but no, you’re getting further away :)Quote:
Originally Posted by noel
Warmer, colder, colder...
How about Pen-y-ghent with a telephoto lens?
I'll put you all out of your misery. Hank was closest thinking it was either Moughton, with Moughton trig being perhaps a mile south and east of where the picture was taken, or Sulber half a mile to the north. Moughton is pretty darn limestone pavementy to be fair but Sulber Nick isn't really, although there's some towards Sulber Pot. Neither though are close to the absolutely stunning limestone pavements of Thieves Moss and Beggar's Stile at the north end of Crummackdale. It's pretty goddamn ankle snappy for running :)
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Its weird (but really great at the same time) that the masses flock to Malham because of its famous but small area of limestone paving (and the cove of course) but very very few people know about Thieves Moss
Here's an easy one:
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Dale head. Probably on Hindscarth edge?
Yep :)Quote:
Originally Posted by PeteS
I would hazard a guess at South Uist?
If that picture is Scotland it could be literally anywhere 😊.
I’m guessing maybe somewhere around Ravenglass in Cumbria, although that said the hill on the right doesn’t fit completely with my memory of Black Combe from over there
Jura from Islay
Not looking North then? How's about Benbecula?Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Here's a good one:
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Oh and meet Harry the border collie :)
I have to admit to both climbing Hecla and visiting said co-op which I seem to remember having a surprisingly well stocked bakery.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Wild, long shot. View of the northern Snowdonia range taken from somewhere on the north Anglesey coast!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Fellbeast
And I did wonder if the phrase "Oh and meet Harry the border collie" isn't some sort of convoluted, obscure (aren't they all) cryptic clue just to add a more formidable challenge :(
Looking across Morecambe bay to the Lake District hills.
It’s Snowdonia from Anglesey alright, so well done with that Mossdog and Marco. Nobody’s got the proper location though.
Clue: it’s easily the most beautiful and stunning spot in Anglesey and up there in our top three or four for the whole of Wales
Rhosneigr? Or maybe that's too far to the west. Newborough warren?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fellbeast
Yep Newborough Warren and Ynys Llanddwyn, a beautiful wondrous place :)
Another easy one
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Nice vid- is it low water?
Yep :)
Is that Chrome Hill Marco?
I seem to remember it might've featured on an FRA yearbook cover recently...
I couldn't tell you where its taken from though.
This was/is a cracking thread by the way...!
Chrome Hill and Parkhouse Hill from the bridleway below Underhill Farm?
But how do you pronounce ‘Chrome’??? It surprised me when I heard it.
My mate has done a stunning painting from the other end that is currently in his exhibition in Rowsley.
I’d agree with that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Llani Boy