Stickle Tarn by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)

Stickle Tarn by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)This is not the expected view of Stickle Tarn, as here it is witnessed from where the stream comes in, near the base of Pavey Ark, the big crag which overshadows the tarn high above Langdale. Only a thin strip of land separates the water from the sky. In the distance are seen Wetherlam, Coniston Old Man, the wedge shape of Swirl How, and the sharp point of Carrs. "What a solemn and impressive place it is on a winter afternoon, when the low sun casts

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the holder merges a rounded centre with four corners for an unusual geometric composition

The Imani wooden locker shelf is both practical and stylish

with its severely overhanging nature making for some of the hardest routes in the area

the airy Shamrock Traverse takes the walker to one of the finest rock amphitheatres in the Lake District

The 1922 attempt by George Leigh Mallory and a team of larger-than-life characters is an extraordinary Boys’ Own story full of controversy

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