Chris' tour, No.22 Wrynose Pass, heading towards Coniston and home

Chris' tour, No 21 The Fort at Mediobogdum as it would have looked in 150 AD

Chris' tour No.19 Our tour guide, Chris at Mediobogdum on Hardknott Pass

Chris' tour, No.18 Scafell Pikes from Hardknott Pass

Chris' tour No.17 The Roman Fort, Mediobogdum on Hardknott Pass.
Scafell Pikes beyond.

Chris' tour No.16 Jean and Agnes at the Roman Fort, Mediobogdum,
on Hardknott Pass

Chris' tour, No. 15 The road up Hard Knott Pass to the Roman Fort,
built 2nd century AD

Chris' tour, No.14 The River Esk steam train at Dalegarth

Chris' tour, No.13 The Inn with flowers between Wastwater and Dalegarth

Chris' tour, No.12 Another pretty bridge, at Wasdale Head.

Chris' tour No.11. Chris, Agnes and Jean, walking to the
Hotel and Mountain Rescue Post at Wasdale Head

Chris' tour, No.10. Wasdale Fell, High Fell and Lingmell Crag

Chris' tour, No.9. Wastwater. If you double click on the picture you can just make out the treacherous path along the far side of the lake.

Chris' tour, No. 8. Black-headed gulls, Wastwater.

Chris' tour, No.7. The scree on Wastwater.

Chris' tour, No.6. Towards the western fells.

Chris' tour, No.5.

Chris' tour, No 4. Yet another bridge, Chris, Jean and Agnes.

Chris' tour, No.3, from Ulverston to Wastwater.

Chris' tour, No.2.

Chris' tour through the Western Lake District, No 1.

The Conservatory at Agnes and Chris' home in Ulverston. Here we had many
wonderful meals and conversations. From here we set out on a day of
scenic wonders. Thanks Chris and Agnes for my heart's desire tour
of the Western Lake District . See the following posts for a magic day.

Sarah and Stephen Powell with the Jellybean Quilt I made for Sam.
Ulverston Cumbria, May 2008.

Kendal High Street, Jean shopping again. My employer, Boots the Chemist
was in the upper right corner where there is a marketplace

The road across the fell from Windermere to Kendal. It used to be a
magic way to drive to work .