4 km ENE of Gamblesby, Cumbria, England
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Fiend's Fell
The trig point on the summit of Fiend's Fell 634 metres.
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Shake hole on Fiends Fell
by Mike Quinn
Looking southeast towards Cross Fell.
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Fiend's Fell, Glassonby
by Andrew Smith
A gully in the col between Fiend's Fell and Little Knapside Hill.
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The summit of Fiend's Fell (634m)
by Karl and Ali
A devil of a walk in soft snow but one hell of a view over the cloud inversion to the Lake District today.
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Wall, Fiend's Fell
Wall south of the summit. A route linking gates in the walls and fences is taking shape in the access land between Fiend's fell and Melmerby Fell
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On Fiend's Fell
A jumble of stones which may once have been a shelter cairn on the top.
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OSBM flush bracket on the trig point on Fiends Fell
by Mike Quinn
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A small cairn on the south west flank of Fiend's Fell
by Karl and Ali
Looking over a cloud inversion in the Eden Valley to the snow-capped Lake District mountains.
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Shelter on Fiends Fell
by Mike Quinn
Looking up towards the NY6440 : Trig point on Fiends Fell.
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Pasturehouse Farm Trig Point Flush Bracket S6113
Pasturehouse Farm Trig Point Flush Bracket S6113 on Fiend's Fell
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Trig point on Fiends Fell
by Mike Quinn
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Wind shelter on top of Fiend's Fell
by Karl and Ali
Tumbled down and full of snow, this shelter lies a short distance south east of the trig point at 634m. We didn't need it today since it was almost warm in the sun with virtually no wind. Looking towards Cross Fell which, according to... (more)
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