Photos from the Hills
This gallery is being built up with photographs from Tony's walks across the UK and Ireland. Check back soon — pictures will be added region by region.
Lake District
Scottish Highlands
Cairngorms
Snowdonia
Yorkshire Dales
Brecon Beacons
Warwickshire
Ireland
Peak District
Northumberland
A view of the Lairig Ghru from Braeriach – 1296m
Skiddaw – 931m, looking across from Great Cockup – 524m.
A view from Sugar Loaf – 598m, The Brecon Beacons
ICT enjoying the view from Kinder Low – 633m
Pen Y Fan 884m looking across from Corn Du, Brecon B eacons
High Raise(Central Fells) 762m, The Lake District, Skiddaw & Blencathra in the background
10 Welsh 3000’s the picture was taken from Carnedd Dafydd 1044m, Yr Wyddfa(Snowdon) is the mountain in the middle, in the background.
Catstye Cam 889m to the left, Helvellyn 951m in the middle and White Side 863m to the right taken from Raise 881m.
A snowy day on the Great Ridge, Edale , Steve on Mam Tor
A view from the top of Slieve Donard , Northern Ireland’s highest at 850m with Martin at the summit trying to keep his balance in the wind.
Carn Toul 1291m & Sgor an Lochain Uaine 1258m across the Lairig Ghru from Ben Macdui 1309m
Striding Edge to Helvellyn 951m
A view from one of the Southern Fells( Seathwaite Fell?) towards the giants in the North, Skiddaw, Little Man & Blencathra .
Situated in the MacGillycuddy Reeks, and the tallest in Ireland Carrauntoohil 1039m. 2 pictures of the Mountain and 1 from the top.
Beautiful views of the Northern Fells or naked fell runners?
The Cantilever Stones, The Glyderau , Snowdonia, over 1000m up.
The winding path to Sail, 771m from Scar Crags, 672m.
Illgill Head, a glimpse of Burnmoor Tarn, Seatallan , Haycock, Yewbarrow , Red Pike and Pillar. Great How in front leading to Slight Side and the Scafells .
Looking down the Langdale Valley towards Rossett Pike
Fat Man’s agony…. yup I had to go over the top!
Blencathra in the background, with the girls, a beautiful picture indeed.
Sunset over Crinkle Crags Crinkle Crags through the trees from the campsite.
Kirk Fell on the left, Grasmoor , Haystacks and Fleetwith Pike in the centre and Great Gable to the right taken from the top of Lingmell Fell
A view along Wast Water, Illgill Head to the left, Burnbank Fell and Yewbarrow to the right.
From right to left Kinder Scout all the way to Mam Tor, taken from Derwent Edge.
Another amazing view of Striding Edge, with Ullswater and some of the Far Eastern Fells in the background.
A beautiful view from Rannerdale Notts 354m, Crummock Water on the right, Buttermere in the middle, in the distance , Fleetwith Pike, Green Gable, Great Gable, Haystacks and on the right High Crag.
A view from Dodd 491m, looking North towards Bassenthwaite, the Solway Firth and Dumfires & Galloway in the distance
Back to Wasdale and a view from Whin Rigg 535m, loads on view, Pillar, Great Gable, Kirk Fell & Red Pike, to name a few.
North Western Fells 2022
Views from 800m up in The Far Eastern Fells
Eden Valley & High Cup Nick, North Yorkshire Moors.
Brecon Beacons, Pen Y Fan, Corn Du, Cribyn and Fan Y Big, Steve Taylor was a bit braver than me on The Diving Board.
Last walk then COVID lockdown, 23 rd March 2020….. The Rhinogs , Mid Snowdonia.
Walking in The Glyderau with MC, Elidir Fawr , Yr Garn and a stroll around both sides of Llyn Ogwen
Not a mountain……. But you’ve got to give this a go at least once……. Or maybe twice
Shropshire Hills & Long Mynd
One of my many visits to Snowdon.
Summit Views
Panoramas and views from the top — Wainwrights, Munros, Welsh 3000s, and beyond.
Routes & Paths
The paths, ridges, scrambles, and tracks that make up each walk — the journey, not just the destination.
All Conditions
Brilliant sunshine, low cloud, snow, and everything in between — British walking in all its moods.
Countryside Detail
Wildflowers, stone walls, becks, tarns, and the small details that make the countryside worth exploring.