After a day of touring 'pretty' places, Lorraine and I headed for Caw on Saturday.  An early start meant we were at Stephenson Ground at 08:30 and following the River Lickle upstream.

On Sunday Lorraine and I had a trip to Wharfedale, the plan was to follow one of Bob Allen's routes and walk from Burnsall to Trollers Gill following the Dales Way.

On Saturday, Lorraine and I drove up to Ribblehead with the plan of walking a bit of the Dales Way, the Ribble Way and the Pennine Way.  The idea was to walk Blea Moor after walking from Ribblehead to Grove Head.  However the plan changed.

With my back on the mend, my brother decided to take me for a drive to see the lakes, he wanted to see something different.

Bank Holiday Monday, after a lovely early walk to Latrigg and a quiet stroll to Castlerigg stone circle, Lorraine and I, followed closely by Kev and Les drove to Aira Force.

After missing out on a Latrigg dawn on Sunday, due to lazyitis, I decided to set my alarm for 5am on Monday.  It was well worth the small effort.

After an early morning stroll around Derwent Water, a proper walk was needed, so the 79 bus was caught and Rosthwaite Fell called!

Paul Harrison (the Priest) and I had a good day's walking yesterday, Fairfield from Dunmail (the King) Raise.  We set off on a warm, sunny day and proceeded up alongside Raise beck.

I finally managed a long planned walk yesterday. Grasmere to Seatoller via High Raise and Eagle Crag, with a plan to try and meet up with Helmut on High Raise.

Sunday's walk was intended to be Sheffield Pike and Glenridding Dodd, new turf for me, not for our companions though.  It thundered early in the morning and we thought we'd be calling the walk off, but, we decided to give it a go and see what happened.