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| Sedgwick is located 4.5 miles from Kendal. The village may look quiet in this view, but there was a surprising amount of passing traffic whilst we were there. |
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| The River Kent alongside the lane leading to the village of Sedgwick. |
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| The Lodge and driveway to Sedgwick House, which was built in 1868 by Industrialist, Henry Wakefield. |
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| Opposite the driveway to Sedgwick House. |
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| The Aqueduct that used to carry the Lancaster Canal. |
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| Snowdrops. |
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| One of the lanes leading out of the village. |
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| The path leading up to the closed section of the Lancaster Canal. |
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| The towpath on the top of the Aqueduct. As can be seen, the course of the canal is somewhat overgrown. |
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| Looking down on the village from the Aqueduct. |
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| Old, steep steps from the canal towpath. |
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