We returned to Rosthwaite near Keswick for a second walk from this beautiful village.
First, coffees and flapjack from the tearoom, which has a dog-friendly garden with an amazing view.
The walk follows a small river and takes you through woodland.
Brock enjoying the walk.
The view from our picnic spot.
The next three photos were taken on our earlier walk in May of this year.
Millican Dalton was an eccentric individual who lived in a split-level cave and led groups of people in outdoor activities for almost 50 years. This photograph shows the view from the lower level of the cave, which had a stone bench in it, which may perhaps have been his bed.
This lovely wall had pieces of slate set amongst the stones, which gave an interesting pattern.
A beautiful walk, and quite popular with walkers. There is parking in the village. The small car park by the village hall is £3 per day in an honesty box. The National Trust car park prices start at £4.
First, coffees and flapjack from the tearoom, which has a dog-friendly garden with an amazing view.
The walk follows a small river and takes you through woodland.
The next three photos were taken on our earlier walk in May of this year.
A beautiful walk, and quite popular with walkers. There is parking in the village. The small car park by the village hall is £3 per day in an honesty box. The National Trust car park prices start at £4.
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