Walking BritainPhoto of the Week - 10 Feb 2002
Photo 63 - Lake District
Causey Pike is a favourite Lakeland Fell for many and easily recognisable with its distinctive Knuckles. Seen after snowfall and with low cloud lifting as nightfall approaches, the popular route of ascent over Rowling End can been clearly seen in silhouette.
Photo - Lou Johnson
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