Pillar Rock, Ennerdale by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929) [PRINTS]:Greeting Card The high proportion of sable

The high proportion of sable in Sceptre Gold II gives the brushes the ability to create larger washes in one stroke than normal synthetic brushes

The first recorded climb was in 1826 by a shepherd called John Atkinson

In this unique viewpoint you catch a glimpse of Grasmere Lake as well as Loughrigg

in which you saw the rock sticking out

Pillar Rock, Ennerdale by Alfred Heaton Cooper (1863 - 1929) [PRINTS]:Greeting Card The high proportion of sablePillar Rock is one of Lakelands most awesome phenomena: a finger of rock split away from the mountain overlooking one of the most remote valleys in the Lake District. The first recorded climb was in 1826 by a shepherd called John Atkinson; and three more shepherds were said to have conquered it later the same year. But it was the ascent by Lieutenant Wilson R. N., 22 years later, that was considered the birth of English rock climbing. The first