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5 km ESE of Stonethwaite, Cumbria, England

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	Ullscarf Gill by Michael Graham Emerges from the snow drift
	A boulder on Ullscarf by Karl and Ali The eastern flanks of Ullscarf are an extensive maze of shallow stream courses, knolls and minor rock outcrops. In clear weather navigation is relatively easy but this would be a tricky place to be in mist.
	Ullscarf Gill by David Brown
	Land east of Ullscarf by Trevor Littlewood The ground descending eastwards from Ullscarf begins as moorland with a few rocky outcrops then steepens with the outcrops becoming higher, more continuous crags. The view in this image is from above and among those crags and whilst from... (more)
	Ullscarf Gill by Michael Graham Descending Ullscarf towards Wythburn
	Nameless tarn, Ullscarf by Karl and Ali The northernmost of a cluster of small, shallow tarns on the sprawling eastern flanks of the mountain. Ahead are the Helvellyn and Fairfield ranges.
	Above Nab Crags by Michael Graham On the gentle slope which leads to Ullscarf
	Snow Bridge by Michael Graham On Ullscarf Gill
	Above Nab Crags by Michael Graham Following one of the small gills which run down this quiet flank of Ullscarf. The Ash tree which sports an old bird nest has already lost all its leaves.
	Frozen Waterfall by Michael Graham On the ascent of Ullscarf above Nab Crags
	Another Balloon by Michael Graham The remains of another Helium filled balloon on the fells. I find them almost every trip out in the hills. Ironically on the drive up I listened to a radio report about the world wide shortage of Helium which may have big implications for... (more)
	Ullscarf Gill by Michael Graham On the ascent of Ullscarf via the delightful Ullscarf Gill Helvellyn across the valley.