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The Lake District in Cumbria is a walker's paradise with a rich archaeological heritage and we took advantage of both aspects during our stay. There are two excellent stone circles— one at Swinside near Broughton-in-Furness in the south and the other at Castelrigg just outside Keswick in the north. The Roman fort at Hard Knot is probably the best preserved in all of Britain and is undoubtedly the most dramatically situated. As far as the walking went, we had a number of occasions to stretch our legs in and around Keswick at Derwent Water as well as at Buttermere. |
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Ambleside: Galava Fort
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Ambleside: The River House
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Eskdale: Hard Knot Fort
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Eskdale: Hard Knot Fort
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Swinside Stone Circle
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Keswick:Sabine beside Derwent Water
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Dave shooting the rapids at Seatoller
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Sabine and Pat at Seatoller
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Walking around Buttermere
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Buttermere: Training Sheepdogs
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Castlerigg Stone Circle
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Hadrian Page 5 |
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