Day 7 of my Barrow in Furness to Barrowford (East Lancashire) walk
Ribblehead to Settle 15.5miles 1300ft
The early morning train to Carlisle crossing Ribblehead viaduct with Whernside in cloud behind
The sun rises bringing light to Ribblesdale....
....evaporating the mist from the valley
Crossing 'God's Bridge' on the Ribble Way path, so named because its natural formation
The landscape has a lot of these limestone pavements
Passing the stretch of water known as 'The Tarn'....
....before descending to Horton-in-Ribblesdale
....and again....
....Where I joined the Ribble Way riverside path
Looking back to Pen-Y-Ghent
Continuing along the riverside....
....before leaving it at the Langcliffe mill weir
....where I joined to the Pennine Bridleway long distance path...
....as I passed through the pretty Langcliffe village....
....from where I climbed to a vantage point above Settle
Zooming in on Settle railway station....
....before entering the town centre....
....where the market square is a popular stopping place for bikersFinally I noticed this amusing window box where I stood to wait for my lift back to Ribblehead
A great day's walking down Ribblesdale with some great views and lots of interest. Just 2 days left now to my destination, Barrowford.