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	LabradorNet datebase Wetherlam Storm Of Lawnwoods (Wetherlam) (Black)
		Wetherlam mated to Wetherlam Siskin (Wetherlam) (Black), daughter of Sh.
		Wetherlam next mated to Charway Chanel Of Harrowdown (Charway) (Black), daughter of Ch.
		Wetherlam next mated to Lawnwoods Crepe Suzette (Lawnwoods) (Choc), daughter of Waltham Galaxy Of Condor (Waltham) and Lawnwoods Chocolate Fudge (Lawnwoods) (Choc).
	www.labradornet.com /genped/1050.htm (234 words)

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		Although Wetherlam is part of the Coniston Fells it is set somewhat apart from the main group of peaks by the deep col of Swirl Hawse.
		This isolation from its neighbours is further enhanced by its striking conical form and the dark crags on its flanks.
		Closer inspection of Wetherlam will reveal within its profile a complex of ridges and spurs particularly on its eastern and northern flanks.
	www.camping-hiking.org /Wetherlam-Edges.html (517 words)

	Wetherlam Syndrome - New Music - Peoplesound (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Wetherlam Syndrome was formed as a solo, music writing and recording arrangement by musician Myron Hrynkow.
		The narrow range of performance material, and subsequent frustrations, over the years, led to the start up of Wetherlam Syndrome, a music writing and recording experiment which was launched in Midsummer 1999.
		The first material written was ''Night of the Midnight Sun'' and was performed live at a very successful midsummer concert.
	www.peoplesound.com /artist/wetherlamsyndrome?score=7&rateID=25880 (339 words)

	Hiley Website
		By the time we had climbed sufficiently to get a view of Levers Water the cloud had cleared the summit and a fine day was in prospect.
		Langdale Pikes from Wetherlam summit, and the visibility was superb.
		Wetherlam is clear again but there's plenty of water about after the rain.
	www.loweswatercam.co.uk /061003_Wetherlam.htm (1087 words)

	Ministry of Information: Walk: Coniston-Wetherlam-Tilberthwaite-Coniston
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		By Red Dell visibility was very restricted and without significant landmarks it became difficult to find the path; the final ~100m of ascent to Wetherlam was simply a matter of consistently heading upwards on sheep tracks or no path at all.
		We stopped at the summit cairn for lunch, but there was no view, apart from momentary glimpses allowed by swirling cloud, which only confused my sense of direction ("there shouldn't be a ridge there") and made me wonder whether were were even at the true summit.
	www.ministry-of-information.co.uk /blog/archives/001654.htm (434 words)

	A Lake District Walk - The Coniston Fells Walk
		The stiff climb to the Old Man, the ridge and then the exciting crossing of the Prison Band to Wetherlam was a memorable experience on my first walk in Coniston.
		After Swirl Hause the climb to Wetherlam is straight forward, a steady climb of 130 metres over a kilometre, a little more if you choose to include bagging the peak of Black Sails.
		After Wetherlam the traditional walk tracks south off the mountain back to Coniston but as I had done the traditional before I wanted to make this different.
	www.walkingenglishman.com /lakes11.htm (1525 words)

	Wetherlam and Cathedral Quarry
		By the side of the lake some instructors were teaching a bunch of kids the ins and outs of canoeing, or kayaking as Sarah prefers.
		Rounding the corner the path started to gradually rise and headed towards Birk Fell, the continuation of Wetherlam's eastern shoulder.
		Sarah was looking up Wetherlam Edge and said that it would take us ages just to get up there, I told her that it would not and what more it would be fun!
	www.lakelandwalks.info /Southern/Wetherlam.htm (7467 words)

	Wetherlam, Tilberthwaite - Lake District Attractions by Rosemount, Windermere
		Wetherlam, Tilberthwaite - Lake District Attractions by Rosemount, Windermere
		Tilberthwaite, Cumbria - England, UK Over the years, Wetherlam has seen as much activity below ground as above; the mountain is pitted with old mine tunnels, quarries and levels.
		This industrial archaeology adds a good deal of interest to any walk, although a careful watch on children or dogs is advisable if you plan to stray from the main footpaths.
	www.lakedistrictguesthouse.com /lake-district-attractions/wetherlam.htm (140 words)

	Self-catering holiday cottages Lake District, Cumbria: Wetherlam, Troutbeck Bridge, Nr. Ambleside
		Wetherlam has belonged to the same family since it was built in the 1930's and when you see the panoramic views from its hillside setting you will understand why the owners, now the third generation, enjoy it so much.
		This detached house is in a quiet location set in its large gardens and backing on to its own field - the whole area extending to about four acres.
		The keynote of the property is certainly the view - a sweeping panorama of distant fells including the unmistakable Langdale Pikes and Wetherlam.
	www.heartofthelakes.co.uk /wetherlam_trout.html (406 words)

	Wetherlam self catering accommodation in The Lake District National Park.
		Wetherlam self catering accommodation in The Lake District National Park.
		Wetherlam to rent in The Lake District National Park with superb facilities and location to ensure you have an enjoyable relaxing quality holiday.
		Blakes Holiday Cottages offer you the assurance that Wetherlam in The Lake District National Park is a quality self catering accommodation, that guarantees the highest levels of comfort, luxury and care, enabling you to enjoy your holiday trouble stress free.
	www.camp-sites.co.uk /blakescottages/wetherlam.htm (297 words)

	Walking Route: Swirl How and Wetherlam - OUTDOORSmagic Walking
		The ascent from Little Langdale takes in the hollow mountain, Wetherlam, where Wainwright counted over a hundred entrances to the copper mines.
		The ridge leads directly up to the summit cairn where the views extend over Little Langdale to Windermere to the north east, and Coniston to the south east.
		A climb up to your right alongside Birk Fell Beck puts you on the ridge down from Wetherlam, but to save the ascent it's easier to return along the outbound path.
	www.outdoorsmagic.com /news/article/mps/UAN/4282/v/1/sp (1249 words)

	Wetherlam, Tilberthwaite - Cumbria & the Lake District - UK Attraction
		Wetherlam, Tilberthwaite - Cumbria & the Lake District - UK Attraction
		Tilberthwaite, Cumbria - England, UK Over the years, Wetherlam has seen as much activity below ground as above; the mountain is pitted with old mine tunnels, quarries and levels.
		This industrial archaeology adds a good deal of interest to any walk, although a careful watch on children or dogs is advisable if you plan to stray from the main footpaths.
	www.ukattraction.com /cumbria+lake-district/wetherlam.htm (168 words)

	Coniston Horseshoe
		When we came to Cumbria the second time, our intention had been to do the ridge walk to Wetherlam from The Old Man of Coniston, but our inexperience at the time meant we decided not to go on from The Old Man because we were not sure of how long it would take us.
		From here, the ridge is not steep, and the walk to Wetherlam was much more pleasant and straightforward than we had expected from looking at it from Wrynose.
		Before too long, we reached Wetherlam's summit, from where we were able to see quite a long way towards the Langdales and also Windermere.
	www.blencathra.org /walks/20020624.htm (901 words)

	Windermere From Yewbarrow
		Dear me, sometimes I am a fool:-) Hence this photo is actually "Windermere From Wetherlam".
		Wetherlam is my favourite hill coz you can get good views in every direction from the top.
		You may even be able to see the Dales (Yorkshire!) on a clear day.
	www.angelfire.com /pa/paulcc/windwl.html (89 words)

	Wetherlam
		I read the book of Wainwright,and I decided to climb to Wetherlam this time.
		Soon I arrived at the summit of Wetherlam.
		There was not show the summit, but I could be considered to be here from height.
	www13.ocn.ne.jp /~keiji/wetherlam/wetherlam_Eng.htm (740 words)

	PhotographyBLOG Gallery - Descent of Wetherlam - Powered by PhotoPost (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The winners of the March 2007 Monthly Competition have been announced, and the April contest is now open.
		This was taken on the same day as “Distant rain”, after we decided it was too windy to continue to the top of Wetherlam.
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	www.photographyblog.com /gallery/showphoto.php?photo=54252&limit=recent (322 words)

	The Lake District - Blea Tarn and Wetherlam
		The Lake District - Blea Tarn and Wetherlam
		The image above can be downloaded as a computer wallpaper and will work happily on screen sizes up to 1280 x 960 pixels.
		For a wide range of other images, go to the home page.
	www.lakedistrictdesktops.com /lakedistrict/031-blea-tarn-wetherlam.html (43 words)

	Lesbian Bonfire 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		It's one of the few hostels where you can have a bonfire, and is tucked away on the slopes of Wetherlam and Coniston Old Man.
		They were not disappointed, and after as little as half an hour the sun was shining bringing out all the autumn colours.
		The wind hit them at Wetherlam Edge, and they made their way carefully up this steep route to the summit - where it was even windier (no photos).
	www.walkingwomen.com /4NovBonfire.htm (1232 words)

	Wetherlam - theLakelandFells
		Sat 30 Oct 2004 - Wetherlam and the Carrs
		Coniston - Lad Stones - Wetherlam - Black Sails - Swirl Hawse - Levers Water - Coniston Coppermines Valley - Coniston
		Coniston - Lad Stones - Wetherlam - Black Sails - Swirl Hawse - Levers Water - Coniston
	www.leaney.org /lake_district_fells.php?fell_id=wetherlam (262 words)

	DALES AND VALES WALKS, Levers Water, Levers Hawes, Wetherlam, Coniston Coppermines, Walks, Fell Walking, Rambling
		This was the toughest walk that our leader, John, has put us through for a white.
		3750ft of ascent on a warm day had one or two of us struggling up the last ascent to Wetherlam's summit.
		I was one of those who struggled but I'm glad I completed and didn't take one of the opportunities to cut short the walk.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /geoff.richardson/wyre_ramblers/wr0063_sevensummitstroll/06-.html (295 words)

	A Coniston Circuit
		The original idea was to return via the Dow Crag ridge, but as the tops were misted out on the second day and we had never visited Goats Water before, we descended below the crags instead.
		From Coniston we took the Church Beck path and crossed at Miners Bridge to approach Wetherlam from the S ridge.
		Unlike our previous visit, we kept to the right hand path on the upper slopes to ensure that we found the beautiful group of tarns before the first false summit.
	v-g.me.uk /Trips/T0615/T0615.htm (185 words)

	Wetherlam - Northwestern Prospect - Photo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		This is taken from one of the crests on Wetherlam's south ridge.
		In the foreground is Little Langdale Tarn with Lingmoor Fell on the left.
		The Coniston Fells, Wetherlam to Dow Crag - walk details
	www.lakedistrictwalks.com /faifwep.html (119 words)

	Tony's Mountain Days (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Wetherlam and Arnison Crag, but not on the same day!
		I had intended to ascend Wetherlam and continue to Swirl How and Great Carrs but persistent low cloud meant that photography would be limited so instead I stayed below the clag for a wander on the slopes of Wetherlam above Greenburn.
		Two days later the gales and rain forecast for Sunady had not materialised so I took a drive over Kirkstone Pass with the intention of ascending Arnison Crag, Birks and possibly even St.Sunday Crag.
	www.eyeonthelakes.com /mar04/index.html (378 words)

	Wetherlam (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		A quick check with my gadget showed that the wind was 32mph [ 51kph] and the wind chill was - 10 °C.
		I turned and started to descend via Wetherlam Edge.
		I met my first people, a group of 7 or 8 men all keeping their heads down and well battened down in cagoules.
	www.cibach.ukgateway.net /Lesley/wetherlam.html (348 words)

	A hiking Guide to Coniston - Lake District (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The paths around here are all well worn so navigation problems tend not to be so troublesome.
		Wetherlam's your next summit, it is said that it has some of the finest views of the Lake District to be seen here with a pleasant mix of woodland, pasture, lake and fell spread out before you.
		As for low level walks, Tarn Hows is apparently a very nice place to visit.
	ccgi.mountaineer.plus.com /england-wales/coniston/index.shtml (337 words)

	Over-ruling Wainwright
		This opinion was confirmed when going up Wetherlam Edge.
		Great Intake is a final crown of the Edge offering a significant final climb which is sufficiently far from Wetherlam for it to be considered a separate peak.
		It seems to offer a super view over Little Langdale and down to Windermere.
	members.tripod.com /roagain/triv_overrule3.htm (685 words)

	Wetherlam - Hewitts in the UK Mountain Database
		Wetherlam - Hewitts in the UK Mountain Database
		No entries can be found in the Route Database related to Wetherlam.
		Add your own route on Wetherlam to the Route Database
	www.mountaindays.net /mountains/peak.php?defn=8&area=68&peak=2640 (112 words)

	Low Water And Wetherlam on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
		Taken from part way down Coniston Old Man, with Low Water in the lower left, and the 3 peaks are Swirl How, Black Sails and Wetherlam with snow in the centre of the shot.
		Must go back and detail more of my shots, but I was in the Lakes all weekend again!
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	www.flickr.com /photos/40158540@N00/125996127 (304 words)

	UKC Forums - winter routes on wetherlam - lake district
		UKC Forums - winter routes on wetherlam - lake district
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		Topic - winter routes on wetherlam - lake district
	www.ukclimbing.com /forums/t.php?t=172878 (95 words)

	Wetherlam with Polly pictures from mountains photos on webshots
		Wetherlam with Polly pictures from mountains photos on webshots
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	outdoors.webshots.com /album/555075102zGufeI (224 words)

	Digital Photographs and Pictures of UK Walks and Rambling, Walking and Hiking in the UK
		Looking across Little Langdale to the Langdale Pikes (with Pike of Stickle prominent to the left) from Wetherlam
		Send us your photographs from Walk c222 Swirl How & Wetherlam from Coniston
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	www.go4awalk.com /walksearch/walkphotos.php?walk=c222 (612 words)

	Wetherlam and cathedral quarry
		Scrambling up Yewdale Beck and then Tilberthwaite Gill would provide a suitable start for a trip over Wetherlam and then on to "bag" the remaining Coniston Fells that we missed out on back in February, Great Carrs and Grey Friar.
		we turned our backs on the rest of the Coniston Fells and set off back down Wetherlam Edge.
		There are many more, some quite fascinating about the history of mining, but I forgot to bookmark them !
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /Lakelandwalks/Southern/Wetherlam.htm (7532 words)

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