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A red squirrel had just scampered across the bridge
©Gordon Mellor
Here the Duddon is flowing south through the confines of Wallowbarrow Gorge.
©Andrew Hill
The river tumbles between large boulders through the gorge. The crags of Hollin House Tongue can be seen above the trees.
©Rob Noble
Dist:0.1km<br/>Looking upstream from the Memorial Bridge
©Rob Noble
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©Andrew Hill
Dist:0.2km<br/>These giant boulders on the bed of the River Duddon are situated directly below the steepest sections of the gorge by Wallowbarrow Crag from whence they must have tumbled.
©Rob Noble
Dist:0.2km<br/>Stepping stones over the Duddon, just below Wallowbarrow Gorge, not far from the little village of Seathwaite.
©Andrew Hill
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©Andrew Hill
Dist:0.3km<br/>The gate marks the boundary between woodland and open land as shown on the map.
©Andrew Hill
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©Andrew Hill
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©Andrew Hill
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©Andrew Hill
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©Michael Graham
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©Andrew Hill
Dist:0.4km<br/>This is the slab which makes the first pitch of the classic route Digitation
©Iain Robinson

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