7th July -- Glenridding, Lake District
The 'Cs' walked down to Patterdale and the along Grisedale Valley to Eagle Crag, there crossing the river for return via Lanty's Tarn , into Glenridding and on to Stang End. Then after crossing the river, they returned to the coach via Rattlebeck and the camp site in time to catch the final stages of 'some' tennis game on TV !
Up Grisedale			Lunch near Eagle Crag
Back along the other side of			Grisedale
Hanging about			near Lanty's Tarn
		along Rattlebeck
The two B walks were of similar levels. One - led by John H - started from Patterdale and climbed up over Place Fell taking in Hart Crag and High Dodd , then down to the lake and back along the lakeside path to Glenridding.
View towards Brothers water
			Scrambling up to the
cairn at Place Fell			Looking back towards Round How
Coming down from		the Place Fell summit ridge
			Lunch at last !
with a fine view to the end of Ullswater			and a rock for everyone
A series of waterfalls on Scalehow beck			as we drop down
to the lakeside
Wild Cat island?
			Saved by the tea room!
Roger led the other B walk on the other side of the Ullswater, climbing up the Glenridding valley to Red Tarn and back via Lanty's Tarn to Glenridding.
			Red Tarn
with picnic-ers
				Another of those little jobs that fall to a walk leader!
	Asphodel and Ullswater
A quick briefing before the final push.
Starting from the lakeside near the Aira Force path , the A walk did a wide circuit following the old coach road round the north side of Matterdale Common then heading south to Raise via assorted Dodds, returning along Genridding beck.
All bright eyes and bushy tails
			Aira Force
Lunch at the top of Great Dodd
			Chewin' 'n' viewin'
The road ahead
The 4 Amigos			Mesmerising 360 degree views
			Pointer (at least they seem to agree!)
One man..			..and his dog?
			The long and winding road
On top of Raise
Watching the Wimbledon mens' final -- fingers crossed!
Photos by Phil Cunningham, Diana Young, Jeremy Haworth, John Hodgson, David Whitehurst and Derek Hesketh