Wainwright (topp)

En wainwright er en topp i den engelske nasjonalparken Lake District som har omtale i Alfred Wainwrights syvbindsverk Pictorial Guides to the Lakeland Fells.[1][2] Toppene er lokalt kjent som fells.[2][1]

I bokverket sitt beskrev Wainwright i alt 214 topper, som har fått hans navn som samlebetegnelse.[1][2][3][4] Det er ingen krav til absolutt høyde eller primærfaktor, kun at Wainwright mente de var verdt å ta med.

I 1974 ga Alfred Wainwright ut supplementsbindet The Outlying Fells of Lakeland, der han beskriver ytterligere 116 topper.[4]

Referanser

  1. ^ a b c Braidwood, Ella (17. mars 2022). «I hated walking for 20 years, now I’m aiming to climb all 214 Lake District peaks». The Guardian (på engelsk). ISSN 0261-3077. Besøkt 6. desember 2024. «A couple of years ago, I got hiking boots for my birthday and set out to bag the Wainwrights. That is, a challenge to climb 214 peaks in the Lake District, all but one above 1,000ft (305 metres), as meticulously described by the fell walker Alfred Wainwright in his handwritten pictorial guides.» 
  2. ^ a b c «How to bag the Wainwrights: a beginner's guide». services.thebmc.co.uk. The British Mountaneering Council. Besøkt 6. desember 2024. «For the uninitiated, a Wainwright refers to one of 214 fells in the Lake District named after Alfred Wainwright, and hill bagging (also known as peak bagging and mountain bagging) refers to having climbed a particular hill, and the objective for some people is to climb as many as you can. | Wainwright was a fell walker and author of a seven-volume pictorial guide to the Lakeland Fells, published between 1955-1966, which became the definitive guidebooks to walking the Lake District Mountains and are still considered classics to this day. Each of the books describes each of the fells and the area which surrounds it, with plenty of helpful information and beautiful hand-drawn pictures.» 
  3. ^ «Wainwrights». UKC Logbook (www.ukclimbing.com). UK Climbing. Besøkt 6. desember 2024. «214 hills in the Lake District, first documented in the seven volume Pictorial Guides to the Lakeland Fells (1955-66), by Alfred Wainwright.» 
  4. ^ a b «Walk The 116 Wainwright Outlying Fells in The Lake District». www.go4awalk.com. Besøkt 6. desember 2024. «The Wainwright Outlying Fells comprise 116 smaller hills and tops mentioned in the 1974 book 'The Outlying Fells of Lakeland' by Alfred Wainwright and published by The Westmorland Gazette. | It differs in format from Wainwright's Pictorial Guides to the Lakeland Fells (which comprises seven volumes listing 214 mountains and tops - each with its own chapter) in that each of its 56 chapters describes a walk rather than a single fell - often taking in several minor tops along the way.» 
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