The Glenderamackin river at the start of the walk, which was very full after the heavy overnight rains

The Tongue with Bannerdale Crags in the background, seen as we left Mungrisdale village

Looking back towards the village from a little further along the track

Getting closer to Bannerdale Crags, Tim was enjoying the warm autumnal sun

Looking back towards Souther Fell from the top of the climb onto Bowscale Fell

Bannerdale Crags and the Glenderamackin valley from the col between Bannerdale Crags and Atkinson Pike

A close up shot of walkers on the Sharp Edge ridge

Skiddaw from the bottom of the scree path up Foule Crag

High Pike and Carrock Fell in the distance from the same point

The view towards Skiddaw from the summit of Atkinson Pike

The large white cross which can be found between the summits of Blencathra and Atkinson Pike

This view gives a good indication of the strength of the wind, which made it very chilly on the summit

The Knott from the summit of Blencathra

The view down Halls Fell ridge from just below the summit

The 'soil inversion' path on Scales Fell

Scales Tarn and Sharp Edge, with Bowscale Fell behind

The view looking back up Scales Fell towards the summit

The Glenderamackin valley and Sharp Edge from the col between Souther Fell and Scales Fell

Bannerdale Crags seen as we walked back along the Glenderamackin river towards the village

Another view of the river as we walked back to Mungrisdale village