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| Continuing the walk around Heysham Village. After walking towards the port, I then took the path nearer the shore to head back across Heysham Head to the village. Looking out across Morecambe Bay. |
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| It is certainly a good and well defined path to walk on. |
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| Note the person stood on the left hand rock. Hope he got back to shore before the tide came in too deeply. |
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| From Heysham Head with the West End of Morecambe in the distance, and the Lake District mountains beyond that. |
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| Through the ruins of St. Patricks Chapel. |
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| St. Peter's Well. |
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| Back in the village. |
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| Nettle Tea has been sold in the village for very many years. |
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| Main Street, Heysham Village. |
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| A little further along the Main Street |
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| The Royal, and time for a beer after a long walk! |
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| The beer didn't last long, so I had another! |
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| Time to walk from the village to home, and past this cottage. |
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| Back at the field with the horses. Taking a nap. |
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| Psst .... want to know a secret? |
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| This is the first time I have ever seen a horse and trap on this part of the promenade. Almost home and the end of what had been a very enjoyable walk. |
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