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I have tried to make the list of peaks more consistent by including all peaks from Wainwright's list (Watson's Dodd, Hart Side and Birkhouse Moor) and from the Nuttalls' list (Striding Edge). I've included Striding Edge for consistency even though it is not often regarded as a peak in it's own right, however, if other non-Wainwright peaks are to be included (i.e. Green Side and Helvellyn Lower Man, with prominences of 30m and 18m respectively) then Striding Edge (with a prominence of 28m) should be too.
Seems fair enough to me. Grinner 11:08, 6 February 2006 (UTC)Reply
