Longlands Fell
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| "The grassy top of the fell is small and neat, and crowned by a small and neat cairn. It has merit both as a viewpoint and a place for a siesta." |
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A. Wainwright
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North of Great Sca Fell the ground descends over two grassy ridges, separated by Charleton Gill, to the north Brae Fell descends towards Greenhead, to the north west a gentle ridge descends over Lowthwaite Fell to the small shapely summit of Longlands Fell before descending to the old road east of Longlands.
The view to the south is limited, although much of The Back O'Skiddaw fells can be seen, to the north however the view is extensive, the gentle hills beyond Caldbeck giving way to the Solway Coast and Scotland across the water beyond.
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The Caldbeck Fells: Private Guiding
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The Caldbeck Fells: Tuesday 30th June 2015
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The Caldbeck Fells: Monday 14th September 2015
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The Caldbeck Fells: Sunday 15th November 2015
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