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| The village of Silverdale is near Carnforth and is a designated 'Area of Natural Outstanding Beauty.' Gibralter Farm and through the trees, Lindeth Tower. |
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| Roses at Gibralter Farm. |
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| Lindeth Tower is a Grade II listed building. Author Elizabeth Gaskell wrote her famous novels, 'North and South,' 'Wives and Daughters,' and 'Cranford' in the tower during the 1840s and 50s. The latter was successfully serialised by the BBC. |
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| Information board at Heald Brow. |
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| Walking along Hollins Lane. |
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| Another view of Hollins Lane. |
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| Hollins Lane Wood. |
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| Tranquil scene along a woodland path. |
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| The path to Woodwell. |
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| The shore of Morecambe Bay. |
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| Oystercatchers. |
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| Along the shore toward Blackstone Point and Arnside. |
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| A row of cottages alongside the shore. |
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| The spotted teapot. |
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| Beware of quicksands! |
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| Wolfhouse Gallery. |
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| The way to Woodwell. A tight squeeze. |
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| Woodwell cliff path. |
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(PLEASE NOTE: All the above images of the walk around Silverdale were taken by our Roving Lakeland Correspondent). |
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