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| Steep and bleak valleys and beautiful panoramas |
Bowless is where you start the walk from Low Force to High Force, walking alongside the river. The Low Force waterfall is popular with young people practicing their water skills.
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| Splash |
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| The river water tumbles down stream |
These sheep are near the start of the walk.
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| Can you see the inscription? |
Harebells in the verge. In Scotland they are known as Scottish bluebells.
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| Dainty blue bells |
A perfect toadstool.
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| A classic toadstool shape |
Look at the rock structure.
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| Limestone rocks resemble bricks |
A badger sett.
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| No sign of the badger, only footprints |
Bog asphodel is very dangerous to farm animals and can cause deformities in newborn lambs.
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| Beware |
The juniper berries are waiting to ripen.
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| An abundance of berries |
The water gains pace as you approach High Force.
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| Steep rocks |
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| Eddying water |
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| Very steep rocks as you approach High Force |
A strange liquid on the path.
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| A metallic looking liquid |
Thistles in many shapes and sizes on the bankside.
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| Pin cushion thistles |
I spotted this ant hill.
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| The ants were scurrying about |
High Force suddenly appears and is very dramatic.
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| Go with the flow |
Making hay whilst the sun shines.
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| Unfortunately it started to rain |
This shopping trolley was in Penrith.
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| A shopping trolley, suitcases and a shopping bag |
I have been making Hot Tomato Relish using my homegrown onions and chilies that are extremely hot.
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| Fiery hot chilies |
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| The preserving pan with the ingredients |
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| Bottled relish |
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