Andy Beck - On Location

Route details and photographs of areas where Andy has been walking, sketching and gathering references for future work.

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23rd July 2008 An evening on Grange Fell and Great Crag.

I was hoping that we would enjoy the evening sun on a summers walk over two of the Central Fells. It was not to be. The sun only appeared briefly as we left Rosthwaite in Borrowdale and headed up towards Grange Fell. Consequently the photographs are not of the highest quality for which I apologise. We still enjoyed a very pleasant walk though.

Leaving Borrowdale behind we headed up the Watendlath Path.

Harebells in bloom.

 

Evening light in Borrowdale form the slopes of Brund Fell.

 

Weak sun in Great Crag.

 

Heather and rocks on Grange Fell.

 

The boggy enclosures on our way to Great Crag. Bog Asphodel in profusion.

 

The Asphodel is well suited to the peaty wet areas of the upland fells.

 

The summit of Great Crag. A hazy Great Gable on the extreme right of the photograph.

 

Ullscarf on the skyline over a serene Dock Tarn.

 

The unusual wall that crosses Willygrass Gill.

 

The light was now fading as we headed off the hill. Still great views of Eagle and Sergeants Crags.

 

The welcoming lights of the Langstrath Inn as we head back to the car at Rosthwaite.

 

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