If I was in his shoes, I wouldn’t have wanted to go through the same scenario again.

he did actually apologise that it was missing in this photo 🙂

He’s slipping. That was way too easy! It’s on the opening credits to Countryfile…

i must be getting better at working out which ones are going to be tough to locate. soon as i saw this one i though you lads/lasses will get it pretty quick.

NEXT!

That’s about 100 feet back from the last one, with a bit of snow added.

I must admit, this one has me beaten. 🙁

It does look like it’s from Blea Tarn again

I think you’re right!! Hadn’t twigged that.

Thanks 🙂

Blea tarn looking at the Langdales.

latest……

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the first one coud be anywhere but I reckon between Ambleside and Skelwith FOld
the second one is the Bronwen Nixon footbridge over the Rothay at Ambleside
third one is at Skelwith Fold

aaaaand some more….

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4. hmmmmm…….hes after the room number again 😀

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plenty to go at there you clever peeps…..

bumpity bump

im not going away you know….. 😉

*cough* where are all my lakes experts????

These are a lot harder as there are no landscape features to recognise

you mean hes finally got me?? :’-(

hes badgering me, thinks hes got me so i took a look at some of the other pics in the album for clues. hes being sneaky!! looks like hes in the cotswolds!
heres another few pics to see if anyone recognises them but i cant expect any of my lakes experts to get em realistically so ill start another thread asking for cotswolds advice 😉

The plaque behind the bronze firefighter statue is at Stratford upon Avon frie station. No help with the rest

Far more interesting when there’s actually a cairn or a mountain/view in it 😳

The plaque behind the bronze firefighter statue is at Stratford upon Avon frie station. No help with the rest

youre right, nice one, my ‘cotswolds thread’ suggested maybe moreton in the marsh, but youre spot on its stratford. so……..no 6 could also be that station and he maybe never went to moreton at all.

good work 🙂

rascal, i dont care whats in the pic, i just like astounding him with ‘my’ knowledge 🙂

At the risk of being a hotel room geek, he’s staying in either Stag Lodge or the White Hart in Stow-on-the-Wold. Not sure which room though, both next to each other.

Sorry, just seen the other thread. 😳

dont apologise mate, im keeping my eye on both threads 🙂

ive emailed both hotels asking them for room info, see if they come up with the goods 😉

back on track with the lakes, i believe hes been to borrowdale area. can you help with any of these photos please?

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thanks 🙂

1. Stonethwaite camp site ??
2. Bridge into Grange
3. Brandlehow Jetty
4. Millennium Stone, Derwentwater
5. Brandlehow Woods.

thats quick, thank you. how sure are you on the campsite?

80% ish…

boo, my first fail :-/ im told no 2 above is the bridge into seathwaite farm, not grange, its about 2 miles away apparently. ah well, cant win em all. hes given me another couple now, and looking at the full set of pics on facebook he may be in the same area? think this set are titled seathwaite farm too. anyone care to pinpoint them for me?

ta 🙂

bumpity bump…..

The first one is at Honister Slate Mine. The second one is at the top of the old trackway above Honister

thank you very much 🙂

latest……. looking at his other pics it looks like he was round the great langdale area?

thanks 🙂

Gibson Knott, it’s on the ridge between Helm Crag and Calf Crag. Harrison Stickle is the prominent bump on the skyline.

Second one of the four is Calf Crag.

so do i understand it that 2 is different to 3? so no2 is calf crag and no 3 is gibson knott?

no idea with the others?

thanks 🙂

Yes. The first one is an indeterminate point on the ridge, I think it’s around here

Number 2 is Calf Crag

Number 3 is Gibson Knott

The drystone wall could be anywhere! But it’s made from quarried slate rather than field stones.

The picture davidtaylforth posted is also Calf Crag.

The crag behind and right of the person in the first three shots is Deer Bield Crag, you can see fresh scree beneath the LH side which is the result of a huge rockfall in 1997 – it was effing huge, about 40 metres high, 20 metres wide and 10+ metres in depth.

High up on Whitburn path up Helvellyn – birk moor or something like that. Judging/guessing by the elevation., thought Seat Sandal at first but wrong angle I think

This is the view from Birk Side

You can’t see any of the Helvellyn/Fairfield range from the base of Deer Bield Crag so it can’t be that far back. Here’s another view from the summit of Calf Crag

I meant to say that Davidtaylforth’s shot is from Gibson Knott not Calf Crag.

Thx I like that website

between Langholm (Dumfries) and Whita Hill