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| Setting out from Seathwaite, under misty skies |
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| Wild campers by Styhead Tarn |
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| Looking back on the brief tricky section of the Corridor route |
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| Wasdale |
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| A tarn situated beside the Corridor Route |
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| Promisingly, the clag surrounding the tops starts to clear |
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| Looking toward Sty Head tarn from Lingmell |
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| Looking back towards Lingmell from the Lord's Rake |
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| The Lord's rake was icy but not too solid to kick into. I used a shortened walking pole as a make-shift ice axe... |
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| Symond's Knott |
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| Looking over to Scafell Pike, the top of England |
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| Wast Water |
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| Foxes Tarn is relatively small |
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| The path down is quite scrambly |
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| Eskdale |
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| Broad Stand would make a cracking shortcut but it is a grade three scramble and according to the guidebook 'even experienced climbers rope up' for the crux. |
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| The route up to Scafell Pike is less deadly |
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| Looking back at a wintery Lord's Rake |
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| Looking from Broad Crag towards Great End |
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| Looking back towards Scafell Pike |
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| A little snow |
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| Grain's Gill is cool |
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| The day had brightened considerably by the time I was back at Seathwaite |
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| Chilling later on by Derwent Water |
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