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| The small village of Priest Hutton is situated north of Carnforth, just half a mile from the neighbouring village of Bowick and two miles from Burton in Kendal. The village appears in the Domesday book as Presthotone. |
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| The village green. |
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| A bench on the green. |
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| The bench is obviously a lot newer than the plaque. |
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| One of the many cottages in the village. |
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| An old fingerpost road sign. |
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| Another plaque and another bench |
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| Here's the bench. |
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| Village pump. Shame about those recycling boxes. |
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| The main road through the village, looking towards Burton in Kendal. |
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| A former shop maybe? Or just a workshop? |
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| The iconic red telephone box has been retained on the village green, although it is just an empty shell. |
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| Priest Hutton is served by three buses each way, Monday to Saturday. |
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| The old village school. |
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| Snowdrops on the road side. |
Interesting village, lots to see here.
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