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<blockquote data-quote="steved" data-source="post: 771874" data-attributes="member: 5463"><p>Been along Sharp Edge a few times and in wet/ice/high wind it can be very demanding. I can see it getting even more difficult as it gets more eroded.</p><p>Not sure how well prepared that person was. But on Sunday a couple were lost on Scawfell Pike/Scawfell overnight in motor bike leathers! They had parked up and decided to go for a walk. All of the lakes mountain rescue teams were looking for them. Crazy!!!</p><p>I was on Swirl How(Coniston) last week in the middle of a Lighting storm Very Hairy! But at the bottom of the mountain it was clear! The weather can turn at any moment. So go prepared!</p><p>For the record if you want to go up Blencathra go by Halls Fell as Wainwright says "the finest ascent in lakeland"</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="steved, post: 771874, member: 5463"] Been along Sharp Edge a few times and in wet/ice/high wind it can be very demanding. I can see it getting even more difficult as it gets more eroded. Not sure how well prepared that person was. But on Sunday a couple were lost on Scawfell Pike/Scawfell overnight in motor bike leathers! They had parked up and decided to go for a walk. All of the lakes mountain rescue teams were looking for them. Crazy!!! I was on Swirl How(Coniston) last week in the middle of a Lighting storm Very Hairy! But at the bottom of the mountain it was clear! The weather can turn at any moment. So go prepared! For the record if you want to go up Blencathra go by Halls Fell as Wainwright says "the finest ascent in lakeland" [/QUOTE]
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