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Sheffield Pike from
down in Glencoyne. We approached via Glencoyne Farm, which has a large
and splendid slate sign saying "Footpath". Unfortunately it
points, gleefully, at three separate gates onto the fell - only one of
which should be followed (the left-most one, if you are
interested). Naturally I took the right-most one, and wasted half
an hour wandering about above the farm before cutting across to the
correct path. All good fun...
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As you climb up
from Glencoyne Ullswater comes into view (if you turn round, that is).
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Looking
south from the shoulder of Sheffield Pike, where you turn right in
order to climb past...
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Heron
Pike. You cut up the left hand side to reach the top plateau of
Sheffield Pike.
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Looking
back from the same point at Ullswater.
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The southern
end of Ullswater comes into view as you climb.
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All shall be
revealed to those who climb...
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Some
climb higher than others...
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There!
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From the top
of Sheffield Pike, Helvellyn behind Catstye Cam. Joys to come...
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This is
Ullswater from the top of Sheffield Pike.
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From Sheffield
Pike you drop down and then climb up on the way to Stybarrow Dodd to a
point, un-named, which is quite a lot higher than Sheffield Pike, and
then across and down slightly to Hart Side. This is the summit
cairn, or one of them, and that is about all I could find to say about
Hart Side. Those are the two Mell Fells in the middle distance.
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To get back to
Glencoyne you drop down to the right from the top of Hart Side, and
there is Sheffield Pike again.
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Dropping down
to Glencoyne Farm again.
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