scafells造句

• This includes a section of distant Thirlmere along with the Scafells.
• Seathwaite Fell is a northern ridge of Great End in the Scafells.
• Panoramas of the Great Gable and the Scafells are visible.
• Additionally above the flanks of Lonscale Fell Great Gable and the Scafells appear.
• The Scafells are seen in profile, with Helvellyn and Skiddaw in the distance.
• Across Wasdale rise the Scafells, while the High Stile and Grasmoor ranges are well seen in the other direction.
• Across the pass are Cold Pike and Pike of Blisco, and behind them the ground rises toward the Scafells.
• Views from the top are extensive, befitting the central location, with the Scafells and Helvellyn ranges being shown to particular effect.
• The western boundary is formed by the Birker Fell Road, an unenclosed route from Ulpha to Eskdale Green with fine views of the Scafells.
• It flows for approximately 25 km ( 15.5 miles ) from its source in the Scafells range of mountains to its estuary at Ravenglass.
• This is a major crossroads for walkers and climbers, the summit being at around 1, 560 ft . On the opposite slope is Great End in the Scafells.
• The fell is also notable for its superb views despite its low altitude, especially to the Scafells to the north and the sands of the Duddon Estuary to the south.
• The Lakeland view peeps around the looming presence of Blencathra, taking in Great Gable, the Scafells, the nearer Helvellyn range and a portion of the Far Eastern Fells.
• The southward ridge to the Scafells crosses a shallow saddle and then climbs over Ill Crag and Broad Crag, a well blazoned path leading across the stony terrain to the summit of Scafell Pike.
• "' Scafells "'is a collective term for the Scafell range of fells in the western English Lake District, including Scafell, Scafell Pike, Broad Crag and Ill Crag.
• Southwards Great Gable and the Scafells ring the head of the Derwent catchment, while near at hand-enhanced by the steepness of the slope-is a view of the woods and crags of mid Borrowdale.
• There are other mountain sheep on the Lakeland fells, notably Swaledales and Rough-Fells, but the hardy Herdwick is the sheep most likely to be seen in and around the Duddon valley, the Coniston fells, the Buttermere fells and, through Borrowdale or Wasdale, up to the highest land in England, the Scafells.