Photo
No. | Description |
| 323305 | The Howgill Fells from the Occupation Road |
| 323306 | Looking south into Barbondale |
| 323307 | Above Gawthrop with the Howgills in the distance |
| 323308 | Dentdale from above Gawthrop |
| 323309 | Dentdale above Gawthrop leading to Combe House |
| 323310 | The Frostrow Fells, Lower Dentdale |
| 323311 | Cottage near Gawthrop |
| 323312 | The village of Dent from the River Dee |
| 323401 | Newby bridge hamlet is the first crossing on the outlet of Lake Windermere |
| 323402 | The footpath to Staveley-in-Cartmel makes pleasant walking in spring |
| 323403 | Lake Windermere soon comes into view as you climb into Chapel House Forest |
| 323404 | Deep in the woods heading for Simpson Ground Reservoir |
| 323405 | Simpson Ground Reservoir is well hidden and can only be reached on foot |
| 323406 | Typical landscape of the South Lakes |
| 323407 | Looking down off Gummers How to Chapel House Woods |
| 323408 | Looking south from Gummers How towards the outlet of Lake Windermere and Morecombe Bay |
| 323409 | Looking north 12 miles up Lake Windermere towards Ambleside |
| 330901 | Hartsop Dodd seen from Hartsop village |
| 330902 | Hartsop village from the foot of Hartsop Dodd |
| 330903 | Hartsop village and Ullswater seen during an ascent of Hartsop Dodd |
| 330904 | The gradient eases as the summit of Hartsop Dodd comes in sight |
| 330905 | The rather tame summit cairn on Hartsop Dodd |
| 330906 | The summit of Stony Cove Pike with Thornthwaite Beacon in the background |
| 330907 | The Kirkstone Pass Inn |
| 330908 | The road through the Kirkstone Pass |
| 330909 | Typical stone field barn above Hartsop Hall |
| 330910 | The handsome Hartsop Hall |
| 330911 | Brothers Water with the Angletarn Pikes providing the backdrop |
| 330912 | A final look at Hartsop Dodd shows the line of ascent |
| 332001 | Start of the walk in Grizedale Forest - a rocky trail leads up through woodland |
