Georges lane ice run
Rivington Pike -view of Bolton,Horwich ,Chorley and Preston, Winter Hill mast
across a stream
http://jakeofwinterhill.blogspot.com/search/label/Rivington%20Pike
http://jakeofwinterhill.blogspot.com/2010/12/rivington-pike-rivington-horwich-bell.html
sheep Skull we found - no other Bones ?
me in my hi vis clothing plus strobe light plus torch plus a tracker and walkie talkie,
note from dad: a full set of emergency kit is carried by Jake - a bivi bag, foil blanket, food,water ,whistle,
he understands how to use this equipment we take his safety very seriously,
Jake has a great deal of experience on this terrain and has been trained to cover this in the dark, sleet and snow,ice , fog ,this environment has many micro climates - we came across still air which dipped to - 6 through to wind of 30 mph combined with -2 to -4 gives a very low feel like factor in less than 150 metres.
this environment is tough what Jake make appear easy is not unless you are equipped and experienced,
view towards Horwich
view from Two lads -Manchester,Bolton ,Reebok , Middlebrook , Horwich, Chorley
route for part one
http://www.sanoodi.com/routes/jake-of-winter-hill-10-peaks-part-1-305628/
Note from dad :
route is poor lots of fences ,most of route is a fight to cross , lots of deep grass, ground was very hard like running over rock , Ice and frozen ice water in the deep bogs and streams
route was undertaken at night , conditions poor - very high wind factor in parts ,
very cold,
you would go on from the Two Lads to Adam Hill which is in part two
Rivington Pike -view of Bolton,Horwich ,Chorley and Preston, Winter Hill mast
across a stream
http://jakeofwinterhill.blogspot.com/search/label/Rivington%20Pike
http://jakeofwinterhill.blogspot.com/2010/12/rivington-pike-rivington-horwich-bell.html
sheep Skull we found - no other Bones ?
me in my hi vis clothing plus strobe light plus torch plus a tracker and walkie talkie,
note from dad: a full set of emergency kit is carried by Jake - a bivi bag, foil blanket, food,water ,whistle,
he understands how to use this equipment we take his safety very seriously,
Jake has a great deal of experience on this terrain and has been trained to cover this in the dark, sleet and snow,ice , fog ,this environment has many micro climates - we came across still air which dipped to - 6 through to wind of 30 mph combined with -2 to -4 gives a very low feel like factor in less than 150 metres.
this environment is tough what Jake make appear easy is not unless you are equipped and experienced,
view towards Horwich
view from Two lads -Manchester,Bolton ,Reebok , Middlebrook , Horwich, Chorley
route for part one
http://www.sanoodi.com/routes/jake-of-winter-hill-10-peaks-part-1-305628/
Note from dad :
route is poor lots of fences ,most of route is a fight to cross , lots of deep grass, ground was very hard like running over rock , Ice and frozen ice water in the deep bogs and streams
route was undertaken at night , conditions poor - very high wind factor in parts ,
very cold,
you would go on from the Two Lads to Adam Hill which is in part two
Rivington Pike links
Two Lads links
Bolton Mountain rescue
Its not clear on what you need ,this blog is a route in the dark and in poor conditions against defined peaks on winter hill, this blog entry became part one,The full route plus details you are looking for are on http://jakeofwinterhill.blogspot.com/2011/02/10-or-14-peak-courses-on-winter-hill-by.html,
ReplyDeleteBackground :Jake thought it would be better to link three of the big runs together into one hence the 10/14 peaks route , they were each a separate run/walk. does this assist or what do you need ?