A few days hanging in The Lake District

[Shewie]

Nice, especially liked the photos of the ruins.

Thanks WVScouter

As usual, beautiful photos. I always look fwd to your TR's. Thanks for taking us along.

Thanks Red

Great pics, beautiful country. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks breyman

Great pictures and fascinating ruins!
Thanks for sharing.

Thanks MAD777

I love seeing so much great scenery that your country has to offer! Thanks so much.

Thanks Funny Money

i don't know why but every time i think of the UK i think of flat land but every time i read one of your trip reports i wish i lived there. it just looks so nice and lovely. we should just have one big HF raffle to raise money then fly everyone over there.

Lol, it's not a bad little island, a bit over populated and run by idiots but there's still some nice areas to escape to.

As always, Shewie, great trip report and great pics.

Thanks man

Looks like a great trip, thanks for the write up. I've looked at pics of the lake district before but they never realised they are as nice as your pictures portrayed.

Your trip reports always look great.



Tbh I always think the same about England, when I have been either by train or car it seems like when you cross the Scottish border the land seems to just be flat or rolling hills.

Thanks Craig, once you pass the Lake District there does appear to be a big change in landscape, I think that's why all my trips find me heading north.

Good pics, interesting country. Thanks for posting.

I'm not an archeologist but from what I know it was typical do divide houses into two rooms. Could also be livestock pens with no roof but ways to separate animals and protect them.

Some of this might look familiar:

http://www.lakedistrict.gov.uk/__dat...ne_leaflet.pdf

You might want to poke around this site:

http://www.lakedistrict.gov.uk/learn...chaeologyvisit

Hope that helps. Please let us know if you find out. ;-)

Thanks nothermark, I'll check out those links cheers

[ramjet]

Thanks for the trip!
Funny if I was dropped there, I would think I was home instead of half way around the world

[UrbanWild]

Excellent trip--so jealous of all your trees to hang in!

[Flatfishy]

Can you divulge the location of your area?
I used to live on the outskirts of the Lakes 20 years ago but can't quite work out where it is.
Looks like a nice site.

[Shewie]

Thanks for the trip!
Funny if I was dropped there, I would think I was home instead of half way around the world

If only it was Oregan, I've been to Vancouver a couple of times and love the terrain around there

Excellent trip--so jealous of all your trees to hang in!

Thanks UW, they were kind of spikey, we had to be careful of the cornial abrasions as Shug would put it.

Can you divulge the location of your area?
I used to live on the outskirts of the Lakes 20 years ago but can't quite work out where it is.
Looks like a nice site.

It was round Ennerdale mate, but don't tell anyone

[sr1355]

Excellent trip report, not been back to the UK in 20 years. Good to see you have some beautiful outdoor areas. Thanks for sharing...

[turnerminator]

Lovely pics Rich

Looks like a good spot with some good views. I got stranded at home for the weekend ;(

Did you ever get your hole in the footbox of the quilt sorted?

Thanks for posting

[Running Feather]

Nice report, great pics. Thanks for taking us along!!!

[Shewie]

Excellent trip report, not been back to the UK in 20 years. Good to see you have some beautiful outdoor areas. Thanks for sharing...

Thanks Paul, we do have some nice areas, they're just a bit small and compact

Lovely pics Rich

Looks like a good spot with some good views. I got stranded at home for the weekend ;(

Did you ever get your hole in the footbox of the quilt sorted?

Thanks for posting

Thanks mate

Not done anything with the footbox, I've not had cold feet yet though so I've not bothered. I think if I notice any cold spots I'll just run a couple of stitches through and cinch it up.

Nice report, great pics. Thanks for taking us along!!!

Thanks RF