The Land of the Lune - Drakkar Press

The church itself is neat, with mullioned windows and
bellcot, built in the 17 th century and restored in 1869.
Above Chapel-le-Dale soars Ingleborough, the
supreme peak of the Yorkshire Dales. Although second
in height to Whernside, its isolated location and proud
profile make it seem higher from almost every direction.
Its position at the head of the Greta and Wenning valleys
means that it oversees, and can be seen from, much of
Loyne.
Its name alludes, perhaps fortuitously, to two early
roles. The word ‘ingle’ is from an old Gaelic word for
fire and no doubt, because of its domineering position,
Ingleborough from White Scars
The River Greta (Chapel Beck) ... 129
(to look at, not from)
1. Ingleborough
2. Wild Boar Fell
3. Great Coum
4. Grayrigg Pike
5. Calf Top
6. Whinfell
7. Whernside
8. Clougha Pike
9. Winder
10. Mallowdale Pike
The Top 10 peaks in Loyne
This is Chapter 8 of The Land of the Lune (2nd edition), http://www.drakkar.co.uk/landofthelune.html, Copyright © 2010 John Self