StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: fell

Interesting water [feed ?] tank sitting in a field above the Wasdale Head Inn. Overall condition, well rusted ! Rivetted iron plate, with the top edge reinforced with a D-section strap. There are a couple of flanged outlet / inlet ports, without pipework, and some rust worm has made more holes. It looks, to me, like a small mining tub that has been modified ...

Bella charging over the fell to meet me, towards the end of her morning walk. It might look warm and sunny, but there is a cold, easterly breeze - very noticeable in the shade.

The heights of Place Fell, as seen from the Travellers' Rest, Glenridding. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Place_Fell

The heights of Place Fell, as seen from the Travellers' Rest, Glenridding ; summit is at 2,156 ft above sea level {aka 657 m } and is one of "the 214 Wainwright fells" ... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Wainwrights

Bella offered up her front paws, as she wanted a hug, she is such a happy little collie. Still quite timid in many ways, however, her confidence is growing steadily.

resting ! Bella pausing after a stupendous tazzing session. She has a lot of energy ... Reposted as a reminder of Summer weather.

oooffff - time for a break from tazzing over the fell

A very happy Bella, pausing to wait for us to catch up !

Ian and Bella on their way back down from the fell. They have paused for a short breather. The ground surface is quite lumpy under the long grass and Bella has been having fun tazzing about and then sniffing everything. The grass has been allowed to grow so long only because the grazing - classed as "rough" - has not been let out for a couple of years, although there were a few ewes running in here late spring.

sitting and sniffing the breeze ...

Pulled into the open area next to the cattle grid, to allow oncoming vehicles to pass. Then I spotted the way the tree branch framed the fellside, so got out to snap the view !

Small patch of foxgloves not far from the remains of the 3ft gauge railway station near to Boot, Cumbria.