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Gregory Chapel
One of the few cairns actually on a topographic feature on the Mallerstang Edge plateau, Gregory Chapel is described on the map as a "pile of stones" rather than a cairn. Physically, it appears no different from what I have always... (more)
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A lonely rock
by Ian Greig
There is a trace of an E - W path here.
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Moorland view east of Mallerstang Edge |
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Above High Band
Looking back at High Loven Scar
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Gregory Chapel cairn
Summit cairn on Gregory Chapel, with the Yorkshire Three Peaks visible on the skyline in the distance.
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Brockholes Gill
by David Brown
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Walker on Archy Styrigg
The path descending from Gregory Chapel has this name, the second element of which is explained on one website as old Norse for 'path along a ridge'. Baugh Fell is in the distance.
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Heading from Gregory Common to High Seat, above Mallerstang Common
by Colin Park
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Pile of stones/cairn on Gregory Chapel
Wild Boar Fell dominates the background.
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Gregory Band
A wet and soggy ridge heading south east from Gregory Chapel towards Hugh Seat. The fell in the distance [centre left] is Great Shunner Fell.
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On Gregory Band
Looking towards High Seat
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Under Gregory Chapel
A short Sike runs under Gregory Chapel in the vicinity of Archy Styrigg
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