Hot and sunny on walk 72

View over the salt marshes from near Kents Bank, at the start of the walk.

The UK currently sweats under the hottest conditions for around 7 years, and certainly the hottest since I started on this walking project in 2009. Walk 72, then, was an inevitably hot and sweaty one, as I made my way round the very southernmost parts of Wainwright territory. Not fellwalking at all; a countryside ramble round coastal, limestone scenery, with three summits bagged: Humphrey Head (the lowest Wainwright of all), Hampsfell, and the southern summit of Newton Fell. But worth doing; except for the pollen count.