NickR
  • NickR
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13 September 2019 19:32:53

Well, I went back and this time did High Cup Nick. 23km in all. Didn't take as long as the book said as I walk fast. Around 4hrs 15 of actual walking. High Cup Nick was stunning. The rest of the walk was desolation-perfection. For the outward stretch of 2 hours (7.5 miles) I did not cross a single person.


 


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Nick
Durham
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Joe Bloggs
13 September 2019 19:43:03
Amazing.

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doctormog
13 September 2019 19:48:23
Stunning. It looks like a geologist’s dream. The eighth photo (of the valley) is especially appealing.
ktaylor
14 September 2019 07:51:36

Absolutely stunning pics. 


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lanky
14 September 2019 13:33:42

Great images


Out of interest, have you ever considered doing panoramic versions of these sorts of wide angle shots. IMO they can add quite a bit to the overall presence and ambience


It is quite easy to get freely available stitching software off the internet and the technique for long distance images is quite straightforward


When on a break I generally snap individual images and panoramas for my web site


This one was Lake Windermere in 2011


https://panomart.net/wp-content/uploads/winda.html


Martin
Richmond, Surrey
NickR
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14 September 2019 21:04:11

Originally Posted by: lanky 


Great images


Out of interest, have you ever considered doing panoramic versions of these sorts of wide angle shots. IMO they can add quite a bit to the overall presence and ambience


It is quite easy to get freely available stitching software off the internet and the technique for long distance images is quite straightforward


When on a break I generally snap individual images and panoramas for my web site


This one was Lake Windermere in 2011


https://panomart.net/wp-content/uploads/winda.html



That's a great pic!


I tried a few panorama shots with the function on the mobile, but what you've done there is much better.


Nick
Durham
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Chichesterweatherfan2
15 September 2019 16:18:38
Superb pictures, Nick...I don’t half wish this terrain was just down the road relatively speaking from where we live!
NickR
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15 September 2019 16:46:40

Originally Posted by: Chichesterweatherfan2 

Superb pictures, Nick...I don’t half wish this terrain was just down the road relatively speaking from where we live!


It took me about 50 mins to get to the starting point for the walk, having dropped my daughter off at school in Durham. It looks closer on the map, but there are a lot of bends and dips on the higher routes there.


Nick
Durham
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DEW
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15 September 2019 21:16:36

Great pics, not just the classic High Cup Nick, but also bring out a feature which surprised me when I walked the route (40 or so years ago, but it hasn't changed) - the almost lazy way that the becks meander across the moor between its dramatic edges at the nick and Cauldron Snout 


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