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Anyone been? this is the 3rd time i've been and stayed with my grandma in her house. Today I climbed 3 mountains, well I did ridges. I like walking up mountains, walking for 7 hours today.
I climbed up http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whiteless_Pike with my brother, grandma and grandad, was pretty nice tbh.
I love that place.
I love it there
Its alot more calm than city life :]
yep its really calm, when I was at the top, It was just beautiful, like the lakes, the mountains, isle of man, the sea, scotland you could see from the top.
Hey dude long time no see. Im home :P Looks like a nice place to go.
matttt i'm at my grandmas, can't go on msn until I come back which is 3thp-14th then off on holiday again on the 15th :]
Nice! i do lots of boating there and have just come back from ulswater, have you done old man conniston yet? tbh thats my fav because you can either do it really easy or hard.:)
Where abouts are you there? U should goto grasmere and get some of there ginger bread, its propper nice there and no where else in the world sells it!:)
You climbed three fells, not mountains :).Quote:
Originally Posted by Airways
Living up here, I kind of take the Lake District for granted because it's so close by and I've been that many times. It's easily one of the most beautiful places to go on a sunny day, but maybe not when it rains :P. If you'd have gone a couple of weeks ago you could have seen the Windermere air show as well :D. Try going up Scafell Pike next seeing as that's the tallest and you get some great views off there ;). You should also walk through Langdale which is where my school sends us on trips sometimes. That's one of the best places I've been in a long time. Anyway, hope you enjoy the rest of your time in the Lakes :).
I'm staying on the coast, but when I go climbing I go to Buttermere, Climbing red pike tomorrow.
Buttermere is a alright place tbh but near goatswater is a good climbing spot i think:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Airways