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| Hoghton Tower from Riley Green |
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| The gatehouse on the main drive to Hoghton Tower |
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| The main drive is one mile long |
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| Autumnal woods outside the tower grounds |
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| Another view of the woods |
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| A railway crossing on the Blackburn to Preston line |
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| A derelict weaver's cottage on the way down to Hoghton Bottoms |
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| More severs' cottages - clothes was woven here as recently as 1971! |
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| The shelter on the summit of Great Shunner Fell 716m (2356ft) |
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| Hardraw beck at Hardraw village |
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| Looking into the parish church yard.... |
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| ....at one of the decorated bicycles prepared for the Tour de France in Yorkshire |
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| Hardraw beck again by the bridge in the village |
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| The Green Dragon pub where you pay £2.00 at the bar to walk through the pub to the private path visiting Hardraw force waterfall |
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| The river Ure with Hawes parish church just visible above the bridge |
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| The river Ure again.... |
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| .....and again |
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| The conservatory in Corporation Park (Blackburn) was open for the National Heritage Weekend. |
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| It is hoped to receive a grant from the National Lottery to restore the conservatory to its original splendour |
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| Unfortunately, non of the plants was labeled! |
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| A look around the village - The village store |
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| The Church of St John the Baptist |
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| A Thankful Village is one which suffered no losses in the First World War. Fifty-nine men went to fight and all returned safely. |
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| There are only two 'Thankful Villages' in Lancashire! |
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| The main street of Arkholme in the Lune Valley |
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| A very nice property on the main road |
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| Looking across towards Morecambe Bay (but a bit hazy!) |
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| A ewe and a ram about to do 'what comes naturally'! |
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| Calves of a Jersey herd in their individual enclosures |
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| Looking towards Ingleborough (just visible in the mist) |
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| The Bay Horse pub in the centre of Arkholme |
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| The village primary school |
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| Pen-y-Ghent |
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| The Crown in Horton-in-Ribblesdale |
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| A wider River Ribble now at Horton-in-Ribblesdale |
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| The River Ribble again |
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| Looking back at Pen-y-ghent from the ascent of Fountains Fell |
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| The summit cairns on Fountains Fell |
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| Looking back at Fountains Fell |
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| Malham Tarn with the Malham Tarn House Field Studies centre in the trees |
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| Malham Tarn |
