I had chosen to visit two locations on the tour, the Straits of Riggindale and the summit of Angletarn Pikes, both in the Far Eastern Fells area of the Lake District. Below are pictures from the day.
The Ill Bell Ridge from Troutbeck

Troutbeck Tongue and the Ill Bell Ridge

Brothers Water from Kirkstone Pass

The track leading out of Hartsop

Sign pointing to Hayeswater, the first objective on the walk

View back up to Kirkstone Pass with Caudale Moor on the left and Red Screes on the right

Hayewswater Gill

View down the valley and across to the Eastern Fells

The filter house

Hayeswater

The bridge at Hayeswater

View over to the Helvellyn Rnage

The Knott

The High Street Ridge

Above the Straits of Riggindale

As I was so close, I continued on to the summit of High Street (2718 feet) and the highest fell in the Far Eastern Group

The Ill Bell Ridge and Windermere

The Long Stile ridge up to High Street from Mardale

Blea Water

Haweswater

The Long Stile Ridge and Haweswater

The cairn at the end of the ridge

Riggindale and Haweswater

The Roman road on High Street

Kidsty Pike

Nearing the summit of Rampsgill Head

Rampsgill Head Summit

Summit of The Knott

Rest Dodd and The Nab

Hayeswater from Satura Crag

Angle Tarn

The summit of Angletarn Pikes

Angle Tarn from the summit

Helvellyn and Catsycam from the summit

Brothers Water from Fall Crag

Angletarn Beck

The lower reaches of the beck

The Patterdale Valley

Low Hartsop village and Hartsop Dodd

Rhodedendrum bushes on the approach to the village

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