I’ve transferred the photo’s over to my Blog :-http://teddytourteas.blogspot.com/
as I do not like the loss of control over the photo’s,
Graham_S
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Hi.
Due to a number of complaints from other members, and after reviewing the thread in question (this one), I've awarded an infraction.
While you are entitled to your opinion, there is no need to insult people.
Thank you.
Graham_s.
BCUK Mod team.
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I regard the photo’s as my property, that I want to share with BCUK,
but finding I can’t access them, because of “restricted access,” I’ve transferred them to where I can
thanks for your time Danny.
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I take my photos at 3264 x 2448 resolution which means I have to pan about on my computer screen and reduce them to 800 x 600 for photo bucket to share here.Panning about though brings details into view that the eye might have mist.I noticed this on the large photo in Mondays tour to scale moor
post #3 photo 3 Scale moor link
thats all it took for Wednesdays Tour let's go and see what it is, if only because the map says it's on Raven scar. Parking the van in the disused quarry layby at SD71800 75108 on the Ingleton to Hawes road I crossed the road and made my way up the hill through the old quarry workings after the first uphill slog the second plateau brought me into the snow. The path's the curve on the right heading for the cairn
Looking over to Whernside
Starting to get above Twistleton scar level with the Lake district coming into view
The next plateau brings Inglebourgh into view with lots of sandstone erratics
By now it was dinner time and I had a crust with a scrape of Marmite and a cup of tea in a plastic cup water boiled on a Swiss volcano cooker using a couple of solid fuel tablets in a 1oz Tobacco tin with some Sterno solid fuel jell.Telescopic magnet pen to place lid on down volcano to snuff to use for next brew.3 tabs and a fill of jell is good for at least x3 brews.while the Bear had a home made bread (Canadian wheat flour) Honey roast peppered Ham with mustard,watercress and vine Tomato sandwich with Champagne in a Lead crystal glass
Lot's of sandstone erratics about with Ribblehead viaduct in the back ground
Then another snow climb to the next plateau
bringing Inglebourgh nearer
It was then along and down to the cairn which was the "how and why" of the tour
which turned into a brew and photo stop Swiss army volcano again relit from dinner
looking at Inglebourgh
Looking over to Scale moor Mondays dinner stop at the cairn with the brew stop Easter island head boulder behind right
before heading back down and over the ladder stile directly above the parking place on a 1 in stupid slope
with the light turning golden I set off back towards Ingleton to stop and photograph the sun set
on the way home
just thought I'd share and give map ref's cheers all Danny
as I do not like the loss of control over the photo’s,
Graham_S
You have received an infraction at BushcraftUK: Community Forum.
Reason: Insulted Other Member(s)
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Hi.
Due to a number of complaints from other members, and after reviewing the thread in question (this one), I've awarded an infraction.
While you are entitled to your opinion, there is no need to insult people.
Thank you.
Graham_s.
BCUK Mod team.
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This infraction is worth 1 point(s) and may result in restricted access until it expires. Serious infractions will never expire.
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I regard the photo’s as my property, that I want to share with BCUK,
but finding I can’t access them, because of “restricted access,” I’ve transferred them to where I can
thanks for your time Danny.
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I take my photos at 3264 x 2448 resolution which means I have to pan about on my computer screen and reduce them to 800 x 600 for photo bucket to share here.Panning about though brings details into view that the eye might have mist.I noticed this on the large photo in Mondays tour to scale moor
post #3 photo 3 Scale moor link
thats all it took for Wednesdays Tour let's go and see what it is, if only because the map says it's on Raven scar. Parking the van in the disused quarry layby at SD71800 75108 on the Ingleton to Hawes road I crossed the road and made my way up the hill through the old quarry workings after the first uphill slog the second plateau brought me into the snow. The path's the curve on the right heading for the cairn
Looking over to Whernside
Starting to get above Twistleton scar level with the Lake district coming into view
The next plateau brings Inglebourgh into view with lots of sandstone erratics
By now it was dinner time and I had a crust with a scrape of Marmite and a cup of tea in a plastic cup water boiled on a Swiss volcano cooker using a couple of solid fuel tablets in a 1oz Tobacco tin with some Sterno solid fuel jell.Telescopic magnet pen to place lid on down volcano to snuff to use for next brew.3 tabs and a fill of jell is good for at least x3 brews.while the Bear had a home made bread (Canadian wheat flour) Honey roast peppered Ham with mustard,watercress and vine Tomato sandwich with Champagne in a Lead crystal glass
Lot's of sandstone erratics about with Ribblehead viaduct in the back ground
Then another snow climb to the next plateau
bringing Inglebourgh nearer
It was then along and down to the cairn which was the "how and why" of the tour
which turned into a brew and photo stop Swiss army volcano again relit from dinner
looking at Inglebourgh
Looking over to Scale moor Mondays dinner stop at the cairn with the brew stop Easter island head boulder behind right
before heading back down and over the ladder stile directly above the parking place on a 1 in stupid slope
with the light turning golden I set off back towards Ingleton to stop and photograph the sun set
on the way home
just thought I'd share and give map ref's cheers all Danny
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