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Lords Rake start - Looking up Lords Rake on Scafell

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Lords Rake start - Looking up Lords Rake on Scafell

Caption - Lords Rake start - Looking up Lords Rake on Scafell. The rake is a mud and scree gully with some larger unstable boulders. The walls are vertical and the rake separates the Western Buttress from the rest of the crags.

Walk 2034 : Scafell from Wasdale Head

Photographer : John Paterson

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