Southern Fells|Brown Tongue, Lords Rake, West Wall Traverse, Deep Gill, Scafell, Slight Side, Sampson's Stones, Cam Spout, Foxes Tarn, Scafell, Green How

Lords Rake and Foxes Tarn Gully

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002 Lingmell Gill	003 First sight of Scafell	004 Lingmell Gill at the bottom of Brown Tongue	005 Three Peaks army on their way down	006 Building a path into the mist


007 Big boulder famous landmark	011 Erosion on the scree fan below Lords Rake	013 No more chockstones at the bottom of Lords Rake	014 Reminder to be careful	015 Last snow in Lords Rake


017 Lords Rake	018 Lords Rake	019 Lords Rake	022 The fallen boulder on Lords Rake	024 The fallen boulder on Lords Rake


025 The fallen boulder on Lords Rake	029 Upper Lords Rake	030 Erosion on the entrance to West Wall Traverse	032 The fallen boulder on Lords Rake	033 The fallen boulder on Lords Rake


036 Deep Gill	037 Deep Gill	038 Deep Gill	039 At the top of Deep Gill	041 The summit of Scafell


042 View of Scafell Pike from the summit of Scafell	044 Descent to Slight Side	045 The summit of Slight Side	047 The summit of Slight Side	048 Descent from the summit of Slight Side


050 View of the summit while descending Slight Side	051 Descent to Eskdale from Slight Side	052 Upper Eskdale	053 Cam Spout	054 Cam Spout


055 Cam Spout	058 Cam Spout	059 Foxes Tarn Gully	062 Foxes Tarn Gully	063 Foxes Tarn Gully


064 Foxes Tarn Gully	065 Foxes Tarn Gully	067 Foxes Tarn and a little bit of snow	068 There is still a path from Foxes Tarn to Scafell	069 View from the summit of Scafell