Shot of the Day
of the goats we encountered
A distant cousin?
Our journey took us to Whitrope where this cheery rail enthusiast along with others are slowly restoring a small part of the old Waverly Line.
Tootlepedal listens intently
When we returned to Langholm I had to have quick wash and change as I had been invited to Carole and Malcolm's in Carlisle to stay the night. Carole had ordered an Indian takeaway for the early part of the evening then we were asked to Friends of Carole and Malcolm's for drinks later along with Pat Harris.
Easter Sunday
Shot of the Day
The plan for Easter Sunday was to have a walk on Burgh Marsh then on to Bowness on Solway for Sunday lunch at The Kings Arms Inn at Bowness on Solway where we had a delightful meal at a very reasonable price.
Whita hill appears in the distance.
The ridges are an example of the ancient method of ridge and furrow ploughing.
Malcolm Pat and Carole
Lakeland fells to the south west
Galloway hills to the north west
Resting
Spring is here
Salt marsh lambs
Start of the old Port Carlisle to Carlisle canal
The trains are nice to see and the hills are beautiful, as usual. The ridge and furrow method of plowing is especially interesting-I had never heard of it. Thanks for an excellent post!
ReplyDeleteI had never heard of either until Malcolm pointed it out.
ReplyDeleteIt's always nice to learn something new.
Great shot of the viaduct as well as some good work out on the marshes. You had a busy weekend.
ReplyDeleteIt was indeed a busy weekend, but most enjoyable.
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