Follow the stony path for 10 minutes or so, then veer left up the series of chunky wooden steps to Sealy Tarns. At the tarns, to one side is the persistent roar of churning water exiting a meltwater lake. To the other is the thunder of ice falling off the face of Sefton. Below, the […]
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