Category: Pike of Stickle

Come walk with me UK’s 100th post!

Wow! 100 posts, who’d have thought I would have got this far 🙂 Having reached this landmark I thought it might be appropriate to look back on the blog thus far and pick out a few highlights!  Pool between Moel Hebog and Moel Yr Ogof- July 2013 Sprinkling Tarn- August 2013 Langdale Pikes- June 2013

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A Langdale Round involving lots of Pikes and Stickles

4.10.12Walking with; Nobody Definition of PIKE dialect English : a mountain or hill having a peaked summit —used especially in place names Origin of PIKE Middle English, perhaps of Scandinavian origin; akin to Norwegian dialect pīk pointed mountain First Known Use: 13th century As I sat in Windermere Youth Hostel trying to drown out the

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  • Ian helped a group of 12 of us with varying levels of fitness negotiate the Yorkshire three peaks in a decent time. From the prep emails to the pint at the end Ian kept the whole group in check and ensured we all got round without an issue. Cracking day out, well organised and a friendly fella made it all... Read More
    Paul Chapman July 2015

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