22/07/09
The AFG visited here (After Fiveways Group)
We thought it was great!
Enquiries – AFG@HOTMAIL.CO.UK
22-7-09
Luke & Thomas
Grandma & Grandpa
Total age: 155 years
It was great.
24th July ‘09
Kirsten, Murray, Mum, Dad, Grandma & Granda!
Dad’s birthday!
Happy 47th birthday!
From Aberdeen in Scotland
Woooo!
24-7-09
Roger from B/W
24/7/09
Yahoo!
We made it with the help of Haribo.
Amy & Laura
25.7.09
Dunford family from Leeds
At last we mae it to the top. I am absolutely shattered. What a great walk. We had a great time and are now going to get fish and chips.
Guy, Ben, Matt, Hannah (zzz ha ha) & Tavy x
26.7.09
We were up here on New Year’s Day and it was warmer.
However the dogs are just as badly behaved.
It is always beautiful here though.
Carol & Raul
27/7/09 J.V. 6.00pm
Very windy. Bright sun. Super!
29th July ‘09
9.37am, very windy, very misty and no food in the tin! Ha Ha
Gaz Googe Ulv
30/7/09
Neil M (Lake Bank) up here again!
30/7/09
Matthew Parks aged 6
Tom aged 4
We walked all the way up!
Thursday, 30 July 2009
Monday, 20 July 2009
11-20/7/09
11th July
Lovely to be back here again. Wonderful walk at the end of a lovely week.
Ian and Julia Jackson
Karen & Graham Proctor
13/7/09
Bringing the 2 Gremlins next time.
16/7/09
Jonah 9 had a nice swim in the tarn. Hope to come back.
This is an awesome book. Rock on.
MJ lives!
11.7.09
3 geocaching twerps, Ninja Pirate, Windywalkers & Donaldrinho stumbled upon this fine summit after a day’s slavery at Royal Mail. The cosmopolitan nature of the visitors has thus been further enhanced by the addition of 2 of us from Dalton-in-Furness & the other slag heap (Windy) from Barrow. The only disappointment was that there are no cookies left.
12/7/09
Tina & Charlie Chatburn with our friend Chris & Terry – nearly got blown away – but a great walk. Thanks Chris. I’m sure we will return!
12/7/09
Woo Hoo made it to the windy top, for a deserved treat of millionaires shortbread. Mmm
Mike, Sheen & Lorna
15/7/09
Best place in the world!
Eirwen & John Coe
Eve I had a great swim with my brother Jonah it is great but long
I will be back ha ha ha!
Beware
16/07/09
Hi! Future reader of this scawesome (scarily awesome) book!
This walk is good but too uphill for my taste!!! My brother and sister Jonah & Eve went in the lake but i didn’t want to because of the frog beast. The native monster of this tarn. It is 5x the size of a normal toad and has 2 inch long fangs that will kill you from the venom on them. But they are scared of the colour blue so wear blue if you’re swimming because even though they live at the deepest part of the tarn they are very good jumpers!!!
Hope you enjoy the rest of your walk be careful not to get stuck in the bog and remember to tell your friends and people you know about the legend of the frog beast so it will live on in the memory of your knowledge!
Peace out dudes!!
Live a long happy life!
Be awesome!
Megan Myers 2/2/95
N Ireland but native to Bristol
This walk rules
Andrew B (Ulverston)
It’s very windy!
Lexi Brockbank (Ulverston)
18/7/09
18-7-09
Tim Price & Linda Bentley
Linda got up here with ease. Tim another story.
Have a fag on me
19/7/09
From HF Monk Coniston
pinkmoose
7-19-09
Visitors from Washington DC
Katie & Kathleen
19-7-09
Training for my trek in Nepal for the Prince’s trust – it’s fabulous up here!
Frances Padall
19 July 2009 I’m training for Nepal too! Fabulous week in beautiful scenery.
Sandra R Lawes
19 July 2009 Lovely day, fair weather cumulus and a cooling breeze. So peaceful up here, just the sound of bees buzzing and wind in the grass.
Rob & Gill
From Cambridge, England
20/07/09
Bob, Daphne, Tom
Lovely views, day –
locals from Rampside - Barrow
Lovely to be back here again. Wonderful walk at the end of a lovely week.
Ian and Julia Jackson
Karen & Graham Proctor
13/7/09
Bringing the 2 Gremlins next time.
16/7/09
Jonah 9 had a nice swim in the tarn. Hope to come back.
This is an awesome book. Rock on.
MJ lives!
11.7.09
3 geocaching twerps, Ninja Pirate, Windywalkers & Donaldrinho stumbled upon this fine summit after a day’s slavery at Royal Mail. The cosmopolitan nature of the visitors has thus been further enhanced by the addition of 2 of us from Dalton-in-Furness & the other slag heap (Windy) from Barrow. The only disappointment was that there are no cookies left.
12/7/09
Tina & Charlie Chatburn with our friend Chris & Terry – nearly got blown away – but a great walk. Thanks Chris. I’m sure we will return!
12/7/09
Woo Hoo made it to the windy top, for a deserved treat of millionaires shortbread. Mmm
Mike, Sheen & Lorna
15/7/09
Best place in the world!
Eirwen & John Coe
Eve I had a great swim with my brother Jonah it is great but long
I will be back ha ha ha!
Beware
16/07/09
Hi! Future reader of this scawesome (scarily awesome) book!
This walk is good but too uphill for my taste!!! My brother and sister Jonah & Eve went in the lake but i didn’t want to because of the frog beast. The native monster of this tarn. It is 5x the size of a normal toad and has 2 inch long fangs that will kill you from the venom on them. But they are scared of the colour blue so wear blue if you’re swimming because even though they live at the deepest part of the tarn they are very good jumpers!!!
Hope you enjoy the rest of your walk be careful not to get stuck in the bog and remember to tell your friends and people you know about the legend of the frog beast so it will live on in the memory of your knowledge!
Peace out dudes!!
Live a long happy life!
Be awesome!
Megan Myers 2/2/95
N Ireland but native to Bristol
This walk rules
Andrew B (Ulverston)
It’s very windy!
Lexi Brockbank (Ulverston)
18/7/09
18-7-09
Tim Price & Linda Bentley
Linda got up here with ease. Tim another story.
Have a fag on me
19/7/09
From HF Monk Coniston
pinkmoose
7-19-09
Visitors from Washington DC
Katie & Kathleen
19-7-09
Training for my trek in Nepal for the Prince’s trust – it’s fabulous up here!
Frances Padall
19 July 2009 I’m training for Nepal too! Fabulous week in beautiful scenery.
Sandra R Lawes
19 July 2009 Lovely day, fair weather cumulus and a cooling breeze. So peaceful up here, just the sound of bees buzzing and wind in the grass.
Rob & Gill
From Cambridge, England
20/07/09
Bob, Daphne, Tom
Lovely views, day –
locals from Rampside - Barrow
Thursday, 9 July 2009
2-9/7/09
2/7/09
Beautiful sunny day. Came up from Crake Valley camp site. The birds have been serenading us the whole way. Paddles in the tarn. What a wonderful world.
Jo & William
4th July 2009
“I’m gonna be a Star!”
Lovely view on a lovely day.
Mark & fellow stags.
I’m with him! And thanks for the lollie-pop!
David Rushmer
I’m with him
Tim E
He’s with me.
4 July
Dave & Eleanor Sheffield
Lovely day & view (at present! – might rain).
4/7/09 David, Carol & Kelly Knowles & Jetty the dog
(from Cleveleys, Lancs)
A lovely walk for Kelly’s birthday!
4/06/09
Grandad, Grandma, Mum (with bump) & Daf & Wispa (Choc Lab).
Great walk, great view – hungry dog! Could sit here all day?
The Rigbye’s, Wigan
Keswick Ramblers B Group was ‘ere
4th July
Just parked our spaceship on the landing ground here. Are staying for the weekend then going back to Mars.
6th July 2009
Fantastic view!!
Lovely walking, nice and steady.
Sorry I just missed the spaceship!!
Elaine, Richard & Dodge dog
Nottingham
5th July 2009
Glad to be on top of the Beacon again after nearly a year not being able to fell walk.
Weather warm and humid.
Yvonne & Ronnie Williams
5th July 2009
Rod & Dave
A small prayer for John Clifford of Paisley – who has cancer.
7th July ‘09
Dad, Sue, Helen & Ross (and Tess the black fell terrier) having gingerbread & tea, thoughts of Mum resting peacefully over on White Pike.
Good to be here.
Xx
8th July 2009 11.35am
John & Mary Needham
Dray day, little overcast. Enjoyable walk.
Hope this is kept up.
(Kirkby-in-Ashfield – Notts)
8th July
Jonathan Edwards & Kath Pickhall 12.40
Fine, overcast – 2 people only at tarn.
We are going to Coniston via Torver Tarn & paths onwards.
Worth flying economy from Australia for this view alone. That Kirsten A Taylor is with us makes it all the more perfect. Where’s the pub?
Jodie & Steffen Pfarr
Melbourne
(formerly Ulverston)
July 8, 2009
I am lucky to be here with my special peeps Jodie & Steffy (but Jona had to work)
Windy but sun pokes thru. Salvones tonight with the Evening Mail posse. Can’t wait. Kirsten & Miriam are married & all is well with the world. Nibbles next? 3 Shires?
Kirsten A Taylor 8th July 2009
Barrow Ramblers Thurday evening walk led by Alan Parker. Pat Pudsey’s first walk since breaking her ankle. Black clouds above but lovely sunset developing.
09/07/09
Beautiful sunny day. Came up from Crake Valley camp site. The birds have been serenading us the whole way. Paddles in the tarn. What a wonderful world.
Jo & William
4th July 2009
“I’m gonna be a Star!”
Lovely view on a lovely day.
Mark & fellow stags.
I’m with him! And thanks for the lollie-pop!
David Rushmer
I’m with him
Tim E
He’s with me.
4 July
Dave & Eleanor Sheffield
Lovely day & view (at present! – might rain).
4/7/09 David, Carol & Kelly Knowles & Jetty the dog
(from Cleveleys, Lancs)
A lovely walk for Kelly’s birthday!
4/06/09
Grandad, Grandma, Mum (with bump) & Daf & Wispa (Choc Lab).
Great walk, great view – hungry dog! Could sit here all day?
The Rigbye’s, Wigan
Keswick Ramblers B Group was ‘ere
4th July
Just parked our spaceship on the landing ground here. Are staying for the weekend then going back to Mars.
6th July 2009
Fantastic view!!
Lovely walking, nice and steady.
Sorry I just missed the spaceship!!
Elaine, Richard & Dodge dog
Nottingham
5th July 2009
Glad to be on top of the Beacon again after nearly a year not being able to fell walk.
Weather warm and humid.
Yvonne & Ronnie Williams
5th July 2009
Rod & Dave
A small prayer for John Clifford of Paisley – who has cancer.
7th July ‘09
Dad, Sue, Helen & Ross (and Tess the black fell terrier) having gingerbread & tea, thoughts of Mum resting peacefully over on White Pike.
Good to be here.
Xx
8th July 2009 11.35am
John & Mary Needham
Dray day, little overcast. Enjoyable walk.
Hope this is kept up.
(Kirkby-in-Ashfield – Notts)
8th July
Jonathan Edwards & Kath Pickhall 12.40
Fine, overcast – 2 people only at tarn.
We are going to Coniston via Torver Tarn & paths onwards.
Worth flying economy from Australia for this view alone. That Kirsten A Taylor is with us makes it all the more perfect. Where’s the pub?
Jodie & Steffen Pfarr
Melbourne
(formerly Ulverston)
July 8, 2009
I am lucky to be here with my special peeps Jodie & Steffy (but Jona had to work)
Windy but sun pokes thru. Salvones tonight with the Evening Mail posse. Can’t wait. Kirsten & Miriam are married & all is well with the world. Nibbles next? 3 Shires?
Kirsten A Taylor 8th July 2009
Barrow Ramblers Thurday evening walk led by Alan Parker. Pat Pudsey’s first walk since breaking her ankle. Black clouds above but lovely sunset developing.
09/07/09
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