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Member's Comments on Tarn Intake...

• Chris Pearson says...
• An early morning 3 hour run from Bowness (brother's house). I was the only person on the 7.10am ferry in the dark, then a road run in dark over to Esthwaite Water (Ospreys fish here). Climbed up track into forest as grey twiglight beagn at 7.46 and then daylight proper at 8.25 at 'sunrise' (replaced by drizzly mist today). A perfect time to go blundering around in damp impenetrable forest fight. Found several likely tops (one with a fallen tree across the top) after a short stooped battle being snagged and scratched by low branches. Best pushing through backwards to protect the eyes.Mighty pleased to regain the path for onward run whilst extracting pine needles from unlikely places -to Eel House Intake for another battle.
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Tarn Intake's Ten Nearest Neighbouring Hills...

Beck Side Intake (1.1km)Hawkshead Moor (1.2km)Eel House Intake (1.4km)Carron Crag (2.1km)Brock Crag (2.5km)Castle Wood Hill (2.5km)Black Brows (2.7km)Little Knott (3.4km)Ausin Fell (3.5km)Middle How (3.6km)

Tarn Intake's Nearby Routes...

Grizedale Forest and Carron Crag (ninthace) Grizedale Trail (hillybilly) Grizedale - Higher Thorny Slack and The Park(Park Crag) (hillybilly) LD289 - Hawkshead Moor Round (Ronnie Bowron) LD084- Carron Crag (Ronnie Bowron)

Tarn Intake has been climbed by...

alan caine amblerbob Chris Pearson chrisd101 dave geere David Gradwell edgradwell Furth jonglew moorsman ninthace nordicstar oakesave Peebs PeterD rhw Ronnie Bowron SeanyG sjr140614 thenomad Tommy Wanderer Wycombe Wanderer