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Pennines: High Cup Nick

Posted on 20 October 20172 April 2021 by Rob Ainsley

More route research, cycling High Cup Nick up in the Pennines. Coming from the east is astounding and dramatic: after three hours of tarmac, farm track and bog in empty grey-brown moorland, the vast bowl of High Cup suddenly appears and fills the view, with the lush green Eden farmland beyond, and Lakes fells in the distance. Next time I must try it in shoes without holes. And with soles that are still largely connected to the uppers.

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