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Singpost at Buttermere

Crummock Water and Mellbreak
The B5289 alongside Crummock Water.

Mellbreak (NY1418) is in the distance.

See <a href='http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/441427'>NY1617 : The banks of Crummock Water with Mellbreak in the background</a> for a similar view in summer.

B5289, Gatesgarth
This is where the road to the top of Honister starts to get a bit steeper.

On the B5289- Honister Pass
Before you get to the really scary bits!

Honister Pass Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Apr 27, 2006 by M4Simon

B5289 alongside Crummock Water.

Derwent Bridge (C) M J Richardson
Carrying the original main road west from Keswick, now the B5289, and now replaced by a new bridge just to the north taking the A66 west to Cockermouth.

Not many straights on the B5289 but there is this one between Seatoller and Rosthwaite. The end of the Borrowdale Fells on near right and the craggy tops of the various moderate fells behind Stonethwaite/Rosthwaite behind on the left.

The B5289 climbs the Honister Pass up from Borrowdale.

Down from the heights of the Honister Pass to Gatesgarth Farm. High Crag, High Stile and Red Pike form the background.

Generally not a single track road, the B5289 is nevertheless quite narrow alongside Buttermere and Crummock Water (as here) and passing places are provided.

Two ways to Keswick. Via the Honister Pass on the B5289 or via Newlands Hause on an unclassified road.

The B5289 alongside Crummock Water. Mellbreak forms the backdrop.

Pre-worboys sign on the junction of St. John's Street and Derwent Street, Keswick. The latter, leads to Lake Road which was the old route of the B5289 in Keswick.

 

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