Lav negotiates the hazardous boulders-fields along the River Tees. Falcon Clints, Pennine Way. County Durham

Every now and again we stopped to look up at the rocky steep slopes, and were rewarded with Kestrels hovering above.

Day 13 - Langdon Beck to Dufton (13 miles) - Lavinia has 'big' tumble into the Cauldron Snout, another fantastic waterfall, glorious warm weather and a delightful B&B in Cumbria.

May 9th 2008
Friday 9 May - Day 13 and another 13 miles! We continued up the Tees - as we ascended the scenery became gradually more and more wild and remote. We spent an hour clambering over boulder-fields and scree, which was very hazardous in places. From time to time we saw kestrels hovering above the impressive Falcon Clints - which was a welcome sight and also gave us a chance to stop and catch our br ... read more

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