Wuthering Heights
The view down to Lingcomb Edge as a couple were walking the High Stile ridge from South to North so their hike was coming to an end while mine was still beginning. Taken on the way up to Red Pike which has a lot of loose ruddy scree on the top, which gives it its name.
The word "Lingcomb" means heath edge from the old English words ling (heath, heather) and comb (edge). Another translation could be "Heath cliff"..
Wuthering Heights
The view down to Lingcomb Edge as a couple were walking the High Stile ridge from South to North so their hike was coming to an end while mine was still beginning. Taken on the way up to Red Pike which has a lot of loose ruddy scree on the top, which gives it its name.
The word "Lingcomb" means heath edge from the old English words ling (heath, heather) and comb (edge). Another translation could be "Heath cliff"..