Some gratuitous photographs of the fells now, before I leave Grasmere....
Obviously, we had plenty of photo opportunities in the course of our walk. Here's a suitably bleak view across the later reaches of Stone Arthur towards Gibson Knott, Calf Crag and (I think!) Ullscarf in the background:

A similar view, but this time with an interesting tree in the foreground:-

And lastly, a piece of nineteenth century industrial archaeology. Wainwright would no doubt describe it as an eyesore, because I don't think he had much time for industrial archaeology, but naturally I spotted it and went "ooh! Look!! A nineteenth century aqueduct!"

And tomorrow I'll be featuring Hardknott Roman fort, which for the very dozy and inattentive, was the subject of my earlier 'Guess the site' feature...
Obviously, we had plenty of photo opportunities in the course of our walk. Here's a suitably bleak view across the later reaches of Stone Arthur towards Gibson Knott, Calf Crag and (I think!) Ullscarf in the background:

A similar view, but this time with an interesting tree in the foreground:-

And lastly, a piece of nineteenth century industrial archaeology. Wainwright would no doubt describe it as an eyesore, because I don't think he had much time for industrial archaeology, but naturally I spotted it and went "ooh! Look!! A nineteenth century aqueduct!"

And tomorrow I'll be featuring Hardknott Roman fort, which for the very dozy and inattentive, was the subject of my earlier 'Guess the site' feature...