Is the running activity seen on the heat map not due to the line on the Abrahams Tea Round when heading to Barrow after visiting Rowling End (or the reverse if doing the Round the other way. When I read the MR report it did look like the hiker was pretty close to that route.
The land at the end of our toes goes on and on and on.
There are quite a few of these rounds. Maybe it's the Uncle John's blindfolded unsupported winter handstand round?
Luke Appleyard (Wharfedale)- quick on the dissent
Copied from Cumbria News (I'm not sure how to post a link). I wonder how many more there are like that.
Keswick Mountain Rescue Team was called out to help three women and a dog at Barf near Bassenthwaite Lake on January 3 at around 3pm.
The walkers were following a circular walk to Lord's Seat using the AllTrails app, which recommended a route via the steep face of Barf.
A spokesperson from Keswick Mountain Rescue Team said: “There is no path via this route, only a scramble of loose scree, which also requires the walker to negotiate the rocky outcrop of Slape Crag.
I think AllTrails need to, err, review their review process.
Bob
http://bobwightman.co.uk/run/bob_graham.php
Without me you'd be one place nearer the back
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