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| Continuing the walk around Penrith town centre. |
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| W.H. Smith are one of the handful of household names to be found in the town centre. |
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| Dutch courage springs to mind. A stiff drink in the Robin Hood Inn before visiting the Dental Surgery. |
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| Empty casks. |
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| As mentioned yesterday, there are some fine buildings in Penrith. Barclays Bank occupy the building on the left. |
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| The clock tower. Erected in 1861 to commemorate Philip Musgrave of Edenhall. |
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| This area is known as Little Dockray. |
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| The New Hedgehog Bookshop. |
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| Arnison's are a long established shop in Penrith. |
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| On the side of the Arnison's shop building. |
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| Add caption (Part 3 and the final part of the visit to Penrith town centre will be featured tomorrow). |
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