Tuesday, 10 May 2016

A Watendlath Wander

A few days of glorious sunshine, but we've both been full of cold and Husband really doesn't feel like heading out for a walk. I don't feel much like climbing anything but fancy a walk. So Jay and I head out for a real tourist ramble. We park at Ashness bridge and head up the beckside towards Watendlath

The National Park lads are busy rebuilding the parapets for the bridge which was demolished in the December Floods. Kindly they have built a bit of a causeway for folk to cross the beck in the meantime

A beautiful day for a meander by the beck. Spot the dog! She had a ball dashing in and out of the beck.

Watendlath Tarn

t'other side of the Tarn these two guys were fishing




It is most unlike us to do an 'out and back' walk, but this is such a lovely path and the lack of effort involved was just what was needed. Coupled with the need to keep a source of water for Breeze, who like us is less fit than normal but doesn't twig that slowing down might be a good idea in the heat.

Surprise View
A lovely 5.5 mile. A few more people than we are used to, but that's the price you pay for coming somewhere like this and as they were all polite and friendly then I think we can cope!