Starting the diagonal ascent up the side of Patterdale Common.

Just past Boredale Hause and heading towards Angle Tarn.
Brothers Water is seen below.

Angle Tarn now in view.

A break at Angle Tarn.
Angle Tarn Pikes is behind this viewpoint.

Just past Satura Crag.
High Street is on the right of the Horizon.

Hayes Water from near Satura Crag.

At The Knott.
Bearing right is the start of High Street.
The Kidsty Pike path is a sharp left turn a few yards further along (not visible in the photograph). 

Riggindale and Haweswater.
Taken from the Straits of Riggindale where the Kidsty Pike path veers left away from High Street.

This is Golden Eagle country.

KIdsty Pike, Riggindale and Haweswater.

Heading for the Kidsty Pike summit.

Riggindale from Kidsty Pike summit.

High Street from Kidsty Pike summit.

A view along Haweswater and the end of the Lake District beyond.

Descending from Kidsty Pike to Haweswater.

The start of the long 5 mile trek along the length of Haweswater.

The terrain along Haweswater did not always make for the easiest of walking.

The Naddle Bridge is an old pack horse bridge over the river Naddle and is crossed shortly after the end of Haweswater.
The unwalled original bridge is in front of a much later version.

Shap Abbey seen through the trees and across the river Lowther.

Shap Abbey ruins.