3 km from Fell Side, Cumbria, England
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Pens in the Caldbeck Fells
by Matt Eastham
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Hare Stones
by Bob Jenkins
Lies between Great Lingy Hill and High Pike
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The green grass here hides a unusual secret
On the open moor on the north side of Great Lingy Hill near Harestones is the remains of the Caldbeck Clay Mine. Dug at the end of the 19thC in the hope of finding more lead or copper veins, the miners instead found high quality china clay.... (more)
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Cumbria Way
On the flanks of High Pike looking towards The Knott. Skiddaw ridge on the skyline
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The Cumbria Way, Hare Stones
The Cumbria Way long distance path follows a track across open moorland, here climbing the southern slope of Hare Stones (next photograph NY3134 : The Cumbria Way, Hare Stones).
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Red Bucket in Moorland
Near Hare Stones
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Track over the Hare Stones
by Mick Garratt
The track heads of left and avoids the summit of High Pike (centre).
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Small cairn on Hare Stones
by David Brown
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Track on Hare Stones
The public footpath follows this well made track which is part of a network linking various old mining operatsons on the Caldbeck Fells. Having just crossed a couple of kilometres of pathless bog on the way from Knott, this was a welcome... (more)
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Gully of Drygill Beck
Near Drygill Head and Hare Stones.
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Erosion Gully, High Pike
by Mick Garratt
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Moorland of Hare Stones and Drygill Head
The vague moorland domes of Hare Stones and Drygill Head (the image was taken from the summit of the former), are covered by a moorland mix of areas of grass and of heather. The distant, dark peak is Carrock Fell.
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