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Cut Lemon Ingleton Quarry, North Yorkshire On Way up Ingleborough via A Pennine Journey, North Yorkshire On Way up Ingleborough via A Pennine Journey, North Yorkshire View from Top of Ingleborough, North Yorkshire Ribblehead Viaduct, North Yorkshire Stone Path Descending Ingleborough Towards Chapel-le-Dale, North Yorkshire Braithwaite Wife Hole, North Yorkshire Trees and Limestone Pavement, Descending Ingleborough Towards Chapel-le-Dale, North Yorkshire Trees and Limestone Pavement, Descending Ingleborough Towards Chapel-le-Dale, North Yorkshire Rain, Descending Ingleborough Towards Chapel-le-Dale, North Yorkshire On Oddie's Lane Between Chapel-le-Dale and Beezleys, North Yorkshire Ingleborough from Oddie's Lane Between Chapel-le-Dale and Beezleys, North Yorkshire Barn Next to Oddie's Lane Between Chapel-le-Dale and Beezleys, North Yorkshire Ingleborough Sunset from Oddie's Lane Between Chapel-le-Dale and Beezleys, North Yorkshire Trees, Fells, and Rocks, Beezleys, North Yorkshire Beezleys Ford Stepping Stones, North Yorkshire Beezley Falls, North Yorkshire Fells Park, Beezley Falls, North Yorkshire

Photos from a long weekend near Ingleton. Planning a walk up Ingleborough, I plotted the route on a map, measured it as 10 miles, and converted it from kilometers (still 10) to miles (now 6). After 5 miles, descending the far side of Ingleborough, the kids asked if we were nearly there. Then it started raining heavily, we ran out of food, and the pub we sheltered in at 6 miles had nothing to eat (but I was fine: beer!). The rain cleared, the sun got lower, and the final 5 miles was beautiful, except for the sound of complaining children, who still insist they nearly died of hunger on that terrible walk.