Internet may getting better in Geltsdale when the new fibre line up the new poles are connected.

Trekmate hat purchased to cope with this week’s sun. It’s waterproof so when it all ends in thunder and rain I’ll be doubly covered.

We are digging coal

Green lane

Pennine drystone wall.

Cumbrian Dialect Society secretary Jean Scott-Smith with lay reader Tim Barker following the biennial dialect service in Holm Cultram church this afternoon.

Drumburgh Castle built from Hadrian’s Wall stones.

Geoff Teasdale preparing his haaf net prior to donning his gear and wading into the outflowing current at Bowness-on-Solway

A long view of Burnswark and the Moffat Hills from Geltsdale.

Bewcastle Cross replica at Wreay.

Pen drawing Cwm Glas Mawr and the Parson's Nose under Crib Goch on the Snowdon massif.

Inviting green lane.

Wreay gargoyles to the four corners.

Pasture path beside a hedge.

Wreay the day after the King’s official birthday.

Visited Low Sizergh Barn shop today, had a fab lunch, like all elements of this farm business it was superb.

See how clouds make a view.

See how trees make a view.

Geltsdale House Farm in the trees.

A mole run.

Drawing of Sizergh Castle completed this evevning.

Buttermere farmers have one request of walkers.

Windy Geltsdale.

All for lawn floral carpet.

An opportunity to hear me talking about my love of the fells.

Eagle Crag (Birkness Comb) and High Crag & High Stile from the north shore of Buttermere. An impressive mountain facade.

Sour Milk Gill and High Crag, Buttermere this afternoon.

Buttermere shore path tunnel below Hassness House.

Great End and Rosthwaite Fell from the Coast to Coast Path immediately above Seatoller.

Belted Galloway living wild on Eycott Hill (Cumbria Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve).

Clough Head from Eycott Hill.

They want to keep it quiet, so you know what to do.

Upper Geltsdale and yellow poppies?

Talkin Fell currick array.

Summit of Talkin Fell and the vague profile of The Cheviot from the same spot.

A long green lane tempting my stride.

Levens Hall... far famed for its topiary garden and excellent tearoom.

Levens Hall... famed for its amazing topiary garen and an excellent tearoom.

Remains of a fireplace in a quarryman’s abode.

Red clover.

Wild fell rhubarb.

Curious Luing calves.

Looking north from the brink of Great End, with Sprinkling Tarn prominent below.

The head of Borrowdale from the Coast to Coast Path between Seatoller and the Borrowdale YH.

Seatoller street scene.

Chain aiding traverse of rock slab beside the River Derwent at Borrowdale Youth Hostel.

Late afternoon sun catch the peaked top of Rosthwaite Cam and Dove’s Nest Crag at the head of Comb Gill.

Evening sunlit moves over Castle Rock of Triermain in St John’s in the Vale.

Two bus services at Seatoller that will serve walkers on The FELLRANGER ROUND, once the guidebook I am preparing is published.

Maryport harbour drawn for Countrystride episode #165 which goes live this coming Friday.