| Date ... | Friday, 12 June 2009 |
| Distance ... | 7.50 miles |
| Ascent ... | 2080 feet |
| Time ... | 4 hours 30 mins |
| Weather ... | 27 ºC, fresh SE winds, sunny spells and dry |
| Summits ... | Brock Crags - 1842' (aw144) |
| Angletarn Pikes - 1857' (aw143) | |
| Start ... | Cow Bridge (nr Hartsop village) - free NT car park (NY402133) |
| Maps ... | Ordnance Survey - Outdoor Leisure Nº5 (1:25,000) or Landranger Nº90 (1:50,000) |
| Books ... | Pictorial Guide Nº 2 - The Far Eastern Fells by Alfred Wainwright (ISBN 0718140664) |
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The route map from our walk
Before I started the walk up to Angle Tarn I made the short stroll along to Brotherswater to take a few photo's
Hartsop Dodd (left) and Caudale Moor (right) from Brotherswater
Goldrill Beck with Angletarn Pikes in the background
Looking north along the Patterdale, not as many wild flowers in these meadows as some of the one's on my previous walks
Hartsop Dodd from the A592
Looking along Pasture Beck towards Thresthwaite Mouth
Looking back along the path from Hartsop village that I was following up to Hayeswater Reservoir
Hayeswater Reservoir, the water supply for the town of Penrith
It was hot work for Tim today, with all that fur
Looking back down onto Hayeswater as I climbed up the fell side, with Gray Crag behind
A view of Brotherswater down in the valley bottom from the point where I joined the C2C path
Tim on Satura Crag
Looking west from Satura Crag towards St. Sunday Crag and Fairfield
A view of Bannerdale from Satura Crag
Gray Crag, with Hayeswater still visible on the left, as I headed towards Brock Crags
Angle Tarn, with the 'Pikes' behind from Brock Crags
Hartsop Dodd with Red Screes behind from Brock Crags
Dove Crag, Hart Crag, Fairfield and St Sunday Crag from Brock Crags
Another one of my favourite Lakeland views, Brotherswater from Brock Crags
A panoramic view, looking SW, from Brock Crags
Dove Crag, Hart Crag, Fairfield and St Sunday Crag from Cat Crag
Angle Tarn from Cat Crag
Angletarn Pikes from Angle Tarn
While I was sat having my lunch, Tim decided to cool off in the tarn
Angle Tarn with Fairfield and St Sunday Crag behind
A panoramic view of Angle Tarn
Looking down into Patterdale from the summit of Angletarn Pikes
The head of Ullswater from the summit of Angletarn Pikes
Deepdale from Angletarn Pikes
Another view of Brotherswater this one from the top of Dubhow Beck
The Arnison Crag, Birks and St Sunday Crag ridge from Boredale Hause
The head of Ullswater again, this time from Boredale Hause
Heading down from Boredale Hause
A view of the Deepdale valley
This little chap posed long enough for me to get a photo, pity it wasn't a red one!
Tim cooling off in Angletarn Beck as we headed back to the car
A view of Arnison Crag across the meadows as we walked along the track back towards Hartsop
Gray Crag with The Knott behind from the road junction with the A592, and a short walk back along the road to the car