Evening walk.

[gumpt1oo]

Had an early knock from work today, so I went for my favourite walk with my dogs up Farleton Knott. Most of the recent snow has melted below 1200ft, but it was still -3 deg C.
Here's a few scenery pics from the walk.

Ingleborough in the distance.

Same hill from another angle

The distant hills of the Lake District above Kendal,

Sun just starting to go down on Newbiggin Crags

This fella meant business, he started doing the 'Ali shuffle' and a lot of hoof stamping when the dogs took an interest in him!

Sun going down over Morecambe Bay

Sheep feeding pens

Really great walk, about 6 mile circuit, sure beats working!

 

[The Seeker]

Nice but no pics of your dogs?????

 

[gumpt1oo]

Here you go, me and the better half and the loons!
Took me ages to balance the camera on the wall!

 

[devo]

great pics as usual Steve,however,two observations.

one, you seem to have a fetish for the cold

two, with the amount of sheep shots you have put up, are you sure its me who has the problem.

 

[The Seeker]

Thanks....I love those two dogs. It's even better enjoying them when I don't have to brush them!!

 

[keystiger]

Nice lookin group

Great pics all round, thanks for sharing.

 

[DaveM]

Very nice Steve thanks for posting it for us

 

[Gromit]

What a way to start your day - stunning scenery and the pooches...................well, they just steal the show!

 

[Rocky]

Great pics

 

[CarlS]

Beautiful photography and gorgeous country! I love those dogs. However, I can do with out those cold temps!

 

[Doug]

Fabulous shots,been missing the sheep! Have to love some of those place names,what on earth is a knott?

 

[gumpt1oo]

Fabulous shots,been missing the sheep! Have to love some of those place names,what on earth is a knott?

The word Knott is an old Cumbric word that means hill. (had to google it to find out!)
There are quite a lot of places around here called 'knott', Farleton Knott, Arnside Knott, Knott End on sea, Rannerdale Knotts, to name a few.