The route map of our walk

Hazel Bank with a misty Grange Fell behind

The sun was just starting to burn through the early morning mist as we left the village

Looking across the frozen fields towards Base Brown

The lane leading along the Stonethwaite valley

A robin with all his feathers plumped up to keep him warm

Looking along the Stonethwaite valley, our route was up the valley to the left of Eagle Crag

Looking back towards High Spy, where we walked yesterday

Looking back down the Stonethwaite valley as we climbed towards Lining Crag

Poundsey Crag on the side of Eagle Crag

Looking back down onto the top of Lining Crag, the hill in the distance with cloud on it is High Spy

Tim loved the snow, the only problem was that his fur froze, as you can tell from his chest

Sheena coming up the last of the steep slopes above Lining Crag, with the Sca Fells in the distance, the view made up for all the hard work and effort getting up the frozen rocks beside the crag

Another view of the Sca Fells

Fairfield from one of the frozen tarns on the ridge up to Ullscarf summit

Tim investigating for left over butties on Ullscarf summit

Honister Crag with the High Stile range behind, seen from the summit

Helvellyn from the summit

Heading north from the summit towards Low Saddle, the last snowy summit in this picture

Standing Crag with Helvellyn behind as seen from High Saddle

Watendlath and Derwent Water from Low Saddle

Eagle Crag, with Esk Pike in the distance, from Low Saddle

Great Crag (in the foreground) with High Spy behind from the descent from Low Saddle

A frozen Dock Tarn

Looking back to Low Saddle and Ullscarf from Dock Tarn

Skiddaw from near to Watendlath

Tim enjoying the late afternoon sun

Watendlath and the tarn

A lovely winter's sunset over Great Gable

A cold and frosty Borrowdale valley

Looking across to Dale Head as we reached Rosthwaite village at the end of the walk