Mark Richards

Nope

Thank you.

Series 1 Land Rover in the Booths car park in Keswick. Clearly roadworthy passing its MOT.

Three hours

Clough Head is the great fell seen to the left of St John’s in the Vale, when viewed from Blencathra Field Centre.

Pen and ink drawing of Blencathra from the trig column on Clough Head.

Pen and ink drawing of Nethermost Pike from Fairfield. With High Crag left and Helvellyn overtopping, and Catstycam peaking above Striding Edge.

We were learning about the progression and development of authors writing walking gudies.

As you on Ullock ‘the wolves playground’.

It's certainly more than Oaky (pun).

Dry today am pleased say.

Podcasting again today, clambered up the Cat Gill ravine to Walla Crag.

Thrilled to be involved in this, with my amazing colleagues from the Lakeland Dialect Society ... (If anyone wants a 'sneak preview, come along to @tbtlake.bsky.social on 11th March at 6.15 pm, where we'll be doing an event as part of the fab Words by the Water Keswick Festival

Roche mouttone at the entrance to Allan Bank in Grasmere.

Recorded a podcast in Allan Bank this afternoon about Grasmere’s remarkable dialect plays which are being revived after ceasing in 1937.

Hadrian’s Wall up close near Walltown Crags.

Hadrian’s Wall evading an outcrop of Whinstone approaching Walltown Crags.

Ewe inspecting Hadrian’s Wall at Walltown Crags.

Birch growing on the thin soil on the dip slope of the Whin Sill close to Walltown Crags.

That may be so. It was a tough job cutting the rock into setts.

Hadrian’s Wall on Walltown Crags this afternoon.

Walltown Quarry. From where great quantities of dolerite sill (whinstone) was extracted from the course of Hadrian’s Wall.

Did you use my guides to both Offa’s Dyke Path and Hadrian’s Wall Path?

Wow you struck it lucky with sublime light too.

Daffodils beginning to take over from the snowdrops.

Berry’s tearoom at Walton (former reading room). Really handy for walkers engaged on Hadrian’s Wall Path.

Snowdrop circle at Banks on Hadrian’s Wall. The post in the foreground carries the National Trail directional fingers.

Most definitely.

He has David's 'Ethics' he means?

Early lambs near Armathwaite.