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	Gate at High Wallabarrow Farm by Rob Noble On the public footpath from Grassguards
	Bridge over River Duddon, Wallowbarrow by Gordon Mellor A red squirrel had just scampered across the bridge
	Wallowbarrow by Richard Webb Wallowbarrow crag is a big landmark in the Duddon Valley. It provides some very good climbing. (Climbers on Thomas)
	Rock climbers at the top of Wallowbarrow Crag, Duddon Valley by Karl and Ali A bird's eye view of the pastures and farm at High Wallowbarrow. Despite the cold northerly wind on the fell tops, south-facing Wallowbarrow was warm and sheltered and thus there were several teams on the crag which has many low and... (more)
	Holy Trinity Church, Seathwaite, Interior (set of 2 images) by Alexander P Kapp
	Footbridge over the River Duddon by David Purchase There are stepping stones a short distance downstream (to the right), but nobody in their right minds would risk them when this bridge, constructed in 1934, is available. The stones are large and often sloping, and a slip could easily... (more)
	Looking up the steep screes of Wallowbarrow Gorge by Andrew Hill
	Duddon Valley from Park House Road by Rob Noble The River Duddon flows through the V-shaped notch between Wallowbarrow Crag on the left side and Hollin House Tongue to the right. The eastern slopes of Harter Fell are in the middle distance, with Hard Knott beyond. On the horizon the... (more)
	Wallowbarrow Crag by Peter Barr The grass has been cut and removed; the walls hold lichens and mosses; clouds hang over the hills. West of Seathwaite.
	Wallowbarrow Crag by Michael Graham From Seathwaite
	Seathwaite Church by Tom Richardson
	Confluence of Tarn Beck with the River Duddon by Mick Garratt