A wonderful varied walk in glorious sunshine when, even on a bank holiday, the only person I passed was the very interesting local gamekeeper!
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| Setting off from the Red Lion Langthwaite where my last Dales walk finished |
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| Passing some of the old mine workings in Skel Gill |
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| Now on Booze Moor with early mist still rising out of Arkengarthdale |
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| Descending into Kexwith with Holgate Moor ahead |
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| Looking back across Kexwith to Hurst Moor |
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| Descending to the village of Barningham |
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| Barningham is a charming village with pretty cottages... |
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| ...and village green, it also has an ancient stone circle, estate house with parkland and of course pub and village church. |
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| Leaving the village after lunch and heading for the river Greta |
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| Passing through fields of oil seed rape.... |
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| .... before arriving at Greta Bridge.... |
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| ....with and very attractive bar in the rather select Morritt Hotel! |
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| Finally contemplating the next stage of my walk from where the rivers Greta and Tees meet. |
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