Yorkshire Three Peaks Walk

A pause for breath going up Pen-y-ghent	Richard, Colin and Edward at the summit of Pen-y-ghent	An Ingleborough View from the top of Pen-y-ghent	Rich traversing the bog with Pen-y-ghent in the background
Edward strides on, while Rich spots the monkey cam	Colin looking cool in the shades	Edward sets the pace towards Whernside	Edward with the Ribblehead Viaduct and Whernside in the background
Colin and Rich reach Ribblehead	Rich makes mistake of asking me to hold his tea while he sorts his gaiters	A refueling stop going up Whernside	Looking back at the way up Whernside - Yorkshire's highest mountain
Edward approaching the Whernside ridge...Today it was blowing a force 10 gale!	The summit of wind swept Whernside. Everyone seeks refuge from the wind	Descending Whernside	Rich and Colin prepare for the final challenge - Ingleborough
Rich is first up the gruelling Ingleborogh staircase	Rich and Colin pose with the Ingleborogh trig point	Me and Colin pose too	Edward, Rich and Colin at the cold top
Colin demonstrates the wind strength...but it wasn't as severe as Whernside!	...and does an Angel of the North impression	We're off now, it's too cold to hand around	Descending Ingleborough
Finally, Pen-y-ghent comes into view, which means we are not far from Horton-in-Ribbledale	Ingleborough from Pen-y-ghent on another 3 peaks day	Rich and I at the Whernside summit on that other day	Rich and Bramble approaching Whernside summit