"Thursday 10th May 2018. An ascent of Great How 522m/51m, Slight Side 762m/14m, Sca Fell 963.9m/132.2m, and Symonds Knott 959.3m/20.9m, from Eskdale, Lake District, Cumbria. 21.0km, with 1250m of ascent. 10hrs 0min. After an overnight stay in DB's house, BC drove us in his electric car over the Wrynose and Hardknott Passes. The car made short work of the hairpin bends, indeed took them more efficiently than a vehicle with petrol or diesel engine. We parked at the Woolpack Inn in lower Eskdale, principally as it offered an electric charging station. We walked back east along the road for about a kilometre to the very Scottish-sounding Wha House Farm, from where a right-of-way heads north up the flank of the fells from a small car park. The day was a moody one of cloud and a little sunshine, with a strong north-westerly blowing. It was a marked contrast to the weather but three days earlier, when I was high in the Welsh hills, comfortable in just a T-shirt and shorts. The weather forecasts concurred that conditions would improve by lunchtime, so we were hopeful of views from Sca Fell, England's second highest mountain. We made steady progress north on the rather boggy pa..." — marktrengove2 • May 12, 2018

"Solo. From car park at NO022437 to the north of Dunkeld. After ascending Crieff Hill and Deuchary Hill West Top. I descended northwards to join the track going towards Deuchary Hill near the outfall of Lochan na Beinne. Followed the track and the continuation path to the summit of Deuchary Hill reaching the trig point and scrambling up the rib of rock which is the highest point. Decided to descend on the path and track that goes NW and then on the track S to the starting point, so avoiding the thick heather. Nice dry and sunny weather." — peter43 • Aug 20, 2017