Garth Head, Boardale where we parked up.

Sunshine and shadows, Boardale.

Ascending the slopes of Beda Fell with a view across Ullswater.

Hallin Fell from near Winter Crag.

Hallin Fell and Winter Crag in sun.

Sun on The Hause above Howtown.

Steel Knotts across Martindale

Old shelter on Beda Head.

Beda Fell Summit.

The Nab and Rest Dodd as we head onwards.

Looking back to Beda Fell.

The approach to Angletarn Pikes.

A dull and damp summit shot on Angletarn Pikes.

We skirted round the boggy hollow between the two summits of the Pikes.

Angle Tarn. Our next objective was Brock Crags on the far side of the water.

Martindale.

Rest Dodd. Here we turned west towards Brock Crags.

Nearing Brock Crags summit.

A wild and windy Brock Crags summit

The female half of the team.

It may have been dull but there were come lovely shafts of light breaking through the low cloud.

One of the outlets of Angle Tarn.

Angletarn Pike north top.

Looking into Patterdale. The western path that takes us to Boardale Hause is narrow in places but gives great views over to the eastern fells.

Light over Brotherswater.

and sun on Hartsop Dodd.

The route to Place Fell.

Hallin Fell through Boardale Hause.

Place Fell. A couple of years ago Fix the Fells repaired the path up to Place Fell, at the time it looked like a nasty scar now, as you can see, it has blended in rather well.

Sunrays over Birks.

Passing though Boardale Hause the sun behind us was dramatic.

Over to the east Wether Hill is cloud capped.

The light gets better.

Gaining height.

Here you can see the repaired path on the slopes of Place Fell, easy to walk on and stable.

Into the light.

Place Fell "gully", a real wind tunnel.

Patterdale light.

Approaching Place Fell summit

The summit cairn.

Afternoon light on Gowbarrow and the Mell Fells as we descend to the north east.

High Dodd from Low Moss sheepfold. from here we headed east to descend by the gill.

The gill is very interesting with several falls and the water course unusually splits into two.

The steep descent is marked as a route in Place Fell 4 but it is hardly used and the path is just a line of grass through the bracken

Old barn in Boardale near Nettleslack. Soon we were back on the valley road.

"It wasn't us!"

A short stroll back to the car now after a good walk out onto these far easten fells. The weather could have been better but the patches of light made up for it.