Post by kidstypike on Nov 14, 2011 8:05:20 GMT
Walk Area: Lake District National Park.
A Naddle Circular.
With another glorious day in store we were away in good time with no hard and fast destination in mind. Just after passing Thirlmere on the A591 Edith suggested we do the Naddle walk that she enjoyed the last time we were there. Not wanting to go into Keswick to get to Castlerigg I decided to park near Castle Lane. A lovely walk with just a couple of wet spots that were easily avoided, with splendid views particularly to the two northern giants. The day however was spoilt a little when we were involved in a crash on the A591 coming back down Dunmail Raise which was my fault. Fortunately nobody was hurt but the poor Peugeot despite still being driveable was quite badly damaged which meant that it was off the road for a fortnight. Fortunately my Insurance broker did a splendid job in sorting everything out and the Peugeot was at the repairers the following day and we were supplied with a courtesy car.
Pictures from the walk are now available to view on the webpage for those wishing to do so.
Regards,
Dave
A Naddle Circular.
With another glorious day in store we were away in good time with no hard and fast destination in mind. Just after passing Thirlmere on the A591 Edith suggested we do the Naddle walk that she enjoyed the last time we were there. Not wanting to go into Keswick to get to Castlerigg I decided to park near Castle Lane. A lovely walk with just a couple of wet spots that were easily avoided, with splendid views particularly to the two northern giants. The day however was spoilt a little when we were involved in a crash on the A591 coming back down Dunmail Raise which was my fault. Fortunately nobody was hurt but the poor Peugeot despite still being driveable was quite badly damaged which meant that it was off the road for a fortnight. Fortunately my Insurance broker did a splendid job in sorting everything out and the Peugeot was at the repairers the following day and we were supplied with a courtesy car.
Pictures from the walk are now available to view on the webpage for those wishing to do so.
Regards,
Dave
I had been telling my hubby about the time I was in Morecombe when the Moby Dick and Hotel was hit by lightening and burnt down. My parents, sister and myself had just come off the Moby Dick when lightening stuck