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| The Moot Hall dominates the centre of Keswick. |
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| Mountain for sale. |
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| Feeling hungry? |
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| It was a warm midweek day, so plenty of folk out and about. |
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| The Lake Road Inn. |
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| Friars' was established in 1927. |
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| Someone tucking into fish and chips outside Rathbone's outdoor shop. |
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| This seemed very expensive to me. |
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| Another view of the Moot Hall. |
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| Kings Arms Hotel. |
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| Bank Tavern. |
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| Keswick Town Hall. |
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| The Biblical Garden in Elgin, close to the Cathedral ruins, proved to be a real find, that we didn't know existed! Maintained by Moray Council, it is haven of peace and tranquility (until a school party arrived!!). It contains plants, flowers and shrubs, as well as statues that are mentioned in the Bible. |
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| The range of colours to be seen were quite outstanding. |
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| The plinth has an 'open bible' on it. |
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| One of several statues throughout the garden. |
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| Enjoy the following set of images as we make our way around the garden. |
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| Spot the bird table. |
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| The gardens and pathways are beautifully kept. |
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| The walk to the Canal Head area in Kendal started by making my way along Lowther Street. |
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| There are some quite old buildings to be seen. |
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| Kendal was once a centre for snuff manufacturing. |
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| Over the Miller Bridge across the River Kent. |
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| Almost at Canal Head. |
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| Gilkes are a well established employer in Kendal. |
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| No one employed here though. |
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| Former canal offices. |
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| This old chimney is at the rear of Gilkes. |
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| Aynam Mills. |
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| A peek inside the factory of Gilkes. |
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| Another snuff and tobacco manufacturer. |
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| I wonder what this building was used for originally? |
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| It's now a 'home' for the Cumbria Army Cadet Force. |
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| Back over the River Kent by the foot bridge. |
