Had such a glorious run today. Looking out of the window it seemed like the top of James Thorn was in clag but that was my chosen destination for a guided run. We were visiting a few lesser known paths (trods known to fell runners), and taking in the memorial at the top of James Thorn, dedicated to those lost in a Lancaster which crashed there (
see this website for info on wrecks). Luckily the clag lifted, and the sun came out to take the chill off the easterly wind.
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Path heading up to Doctors Gate |
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Memorial at the top of James Thorn, Lower Shelf Stones emerging from the clag in the background |
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Spot the mountain hare; Yellowslacks in the distance |
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Running on Doctors Gate path |
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Returning to Mossy Lea |
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Spot the kestrel |
We saw several mountain hares whilst out, their coats are gradually turning back to summer colours so they'll get less easy to spot as the next month or so passes. Lapwings were in flight as well, singing their strange and haunting song. Alas they fly too quick to capture with my phone camera, but the kestrel was hunting so we paused to watch a moment.
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