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<div class="res-img">[[File:Easedale Tarn and Eagle Crag (3434).jpg]]</div> ...Crag]], [[Blea Crag]], [[Slapestone Edge]], [[Tarn Crag]], and [[Greathead Crag]] all seamlessly blending in with one another to give the appearance of a c ...

To the north is [[Tarn Crag]], with [[Lang Crag]] arcing round on the west, giving the appearance of a continuous ridge. To ...ilk Gill (Easedale)|Sourmilk Gill]] and Easedale Beck. From the ridge of [[Blea Rigg]], both Codale Tarn and Easedale Tarn can be seen, set against the bac ...

...floor, but still not to epic proportions. Almost the entire slopes of the crag are wooded with ancient oaks, and the whole valley is nature's aesthetic wo ...he north is [[Watendlath Tarn]], and to the east, [[Blea Tarn (Watendlath)|Blea Tarn]], both of which are small valley lakes, created by processes similar ...

...ranch of Grasmere vale among rocky precipices, of which Blakerigg, or Blea Crag, is the principal. Its stream — from its frothy whiteness called Sourmilk G ...round on the valley floor, offering views of [[Greathead Crag]] and [[Helm Crag]]. Ascending near Sourmilk Gill can be a little strenuous at times, but not ...

...- geograph.org.uk - 2012131.jpg|300px]]<br><br>'''[[Blea Tarn (Watendlath)|Blea Tarn]]''' is a small valley lake, along with others such as [[Little Langda ...Crag]], [[Blea Crag]], [[Slapestone Edge]], [[Tarn Crag]], and [[Greathead Crag]] all seamlessly blending in with one another to give the appearance of a c ...

...Crag]], [[Blea Crag]], [[Slapestone Edge]], [[Tarn Crag]], and [[Greathead Crag]] all seamlessly blending in with one another to give the appearance of a c ...another "spending most of its journey under the scree that falls from Tarn Crag."<ref name="cooper171>Cooper (1960) p.171</ref> There are multiple small wa ...