Arnside Knott - An Highland Feast.

[kidstypike]

I wasn't at all sure whether I would complete this walk today. I have been troubled by a very "tight" chest for a couple of days and also my left ankle was sore after going over on it at Buttermere a couple of days back. However it was a beautiful morning and there were options to cut it short so straight after breakfast we were away to Arnside.
For our efforts we were treat to the mosy magnificent of views from this fine viewpoint whilst walking in warm sunshine and also after a few weeks elsewhere the highland cattle were back and Edith was well prepared.
The pictures from the day are now available to view on the webpage for those wishing to do so.
Regards,
Dave

[Bondee]

Thank you, sir.

I've been feeling a bit below par myself for the last few weeks. The pictures of my favourite place have certainly raised my mood a little. Hopefully it won't be too long before I can visit Arnside again.

[trevnhil]

Dave, I think that we would all echo what Keith has said. It is a crying shame that someone like you and your wife as well are having your walking restricted by this ailment.
Long may you continue to enjoy walking even though it may be shorter distances.

Trev..

[kidstypike]

Apr 8, 2012 18:33:38 GMT trevnhil said:

Dave, I think that we would all echo what Keith has said. It is a crying shame that someone like you and your wife as well are having your walking restricted by this ailment.
Long may you continue to enjoy walking even though it may be shorter distances.

Trev..

Many thanks....much appreciated Trev.

Dave

[Bondee]

Hopefully it won't be too long before I can visit Arnside again.

Arriving in Morecambe for a week on July 5th. A visit to Arnside is top of the agenda.

Well, second on the agenda. Top is finding a job in the area so I can move up there permanently.