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MiTek WoodEngine 2011 5.1.21.4 140.3 mb WoodEngine, is a specialist CAD software, enabling timber construction projects. With modules for framed construction, traditional carpentry and log home building it is able to support a wide range of construction methods. About MiTek Holdings, Inc MiTek is the world's leading supplier of state-of-the-art engineered products and services for the building components industry.
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The day promised to be a cracker, blue skies and hardly a breath of wind. The car park at the bottom end of the reservoir was already almost full but I managed to find a space and set off walking at 09:15, following the path around the reservoir to pick up the path just before The Rigg which ascends steadily towards Rough Crag.
If there is a better route up onto High Street I want to know about it. Great views open up of the surrounding fells and tarns with every step. Blea Water Looking back along the ridge In no time at all I emerged on High Street and strolled across to the trig pillar. It had been 20 year's or so since my last visit up here.
I had walked up from Patterdale on a round of Rest Dodd, High Street and Thornthwaite Crag. I had no knowledge of AW's books back then so today was an opportunity to bag Wainwrights that I had walked past that day. I set off along High Street heading North for The Knott. This is nothing more than a bump just off the main path but AW deemed it worthy of a place in his book, so it had to be done. Straight line from there to Rest Dodd, then out to The Nab, a nice lonely spot for lunch listening to Skylarks and soaking up the views.
The summit cairn on Rest Dodd Back to Rest Dodd, again (can I count this on my 2nd and 3rd rounds?) then over pathless ground close to the crags up to Rampsgill Head which is a great view point Looking towards Martindale from Rampsgill Head This marked the half way point on my attempt to complete the Wainwrights and if I do manage to finish them, I doubt that I will have many better days than this. Its just a short pull up to High Raise, standing at 802 metres which is second in height only to High Street in this section, On High Raise in the buff! Another short stroll over to the final hill of the day, Kidsty Pike. This hill is prominent for miles around and the lofty summit cairn looks over to Riggindale Crag and High Street, A fine top on which to finish my Wainwright day.