Nateby. Lovely North Pennines village Situated in East Cumbria about 1.5 miles south of Kirkby Stephen and close to The Yorkshire Dales.

Kirkby Stephen. Situated in East Cumbria on the A685 and National cycle route 71. Also the town is about midway of the popular coast to coast walk.

Appleby In Westmorland. Situated in East Cumbria. The town also lies on the mid point of The Settle To Carlisle Railway.

Dufton. Lovely North Pennine village situated about 4 miles north west of Appleby and located on National cycle route 68, The Pennine Cycleway.

Milburn. Situated about 4.5 miles north west of Dufton with its lovely open village green in the North Pennine Area Of Outstanding Beauty,

Greystoke. Pleasent village situated about 4 miles west of Penrith on the Sea to Sea Sustrans National Cycle Route 71.

Keswick. The main tourist town of the Northern Lake District and this scene is looking down main street on a rather wet day.

Keswick. Taken on a Thursday market day and this scene is looking up main street.

One of Keswicks lovely back alleys and this scene was taken during the Spring of 2014.

Derwent Water. One of the Lake district's most popular Lakes enjoyed by many visitors, Situated about 0.5 miles at the southwest side of Keswick.

Another scene of Derwent Water and this scene was taken on a second cycle tour during July 2015

This Scene is looking over towards Little Braithwaite with a scenic view of Causey Pike.

This scene is looking towards the Fells that dominate Colesdale Beck south of Braithwaite and was taken from the A66 as you approach the village.

This scene is looking into the lovely village of Brathwaite situated about 2 miles west of Keswick.

Braithwaite. This is a village centre view of its white washed stone cottages with a back ground view of the Derwent Fells.

Brathwaite. Another back street scene of this of this lovely Lake District village and was taken during my long distance cycle tour of May 2014.

Braithwaite. This scene is on National Cycle Route 71 which is the coast to coast C2C Workington to Sunderland.

Braithwaite. This scene is overloooking the village in the northerly direction with views over Skiddaw and Longscale Fell.

This scene is looking back over towards Bassenthwaite Lake as you look in the northern direction from High Coledale.

Bassenthwaite Lake. The most northerly of the Lakes and also I think my best picture to this day. Taken during July 2015.

The southern approach over High Coledale and is 1 of the easiest and most scenic walks from Braithwaite village.

High Colesdale. This scene is near the summit of Style End as you approach Outerside.

High Colesdale. This is looking down towards Stoneycroft with a grand view of Derwent Water and taken during a walk of this area during May 2014.

This Scene is overlooking Stoneycroft with one of my best easterly views of Derwent Water Lake.

Looking back towards Stoney Croft on my approach over to Swineside which overlooks the northern side of Derwent Water.

Buttermere. This scene is looking towards Scale Force which is the Lake District's highest waterfall and taken during summer 2015.

Buttermere Lake. This is one of the most loveliest parts of the northen Lake District and taken during my cycle tour during summer 2015.

Buttermere. This is looking over towards the small hamlet with a north east view towards Knot Rigg and the surounding high fells.

Cockermouth. Attractive market town on the Northwest edge of the Lake District and this scene is in Market Place.

Cockermouth. This is in the main high street of this Cumbrian market town and is not overspoiled with as many tourists.

Cockermouth. This is a piecefull scene of the riverside situated on the Sea To Sea Cycle Route not far from the market place.

Cockermouth. This scene is looking across the River Dewent with a distant view of All Saints Church. Taken during the summer of 2015.

Maryport. Situated on West Cumbrian Coast and is the most southerly town on The Solway Firth. This scene is its attactive harbour.

Maryport. Another scene of its picturesque harbour and taken during my cycle tour of 2015.

Maryport. Another harbour view looking towards South quay and is my first ever visit and cycle tour of this part of Cumbria.

Allonby. Attractive seaside village situated about 5 miles north of Maryport on The Solway Coast Area Of Outstanding Beauty.

Allonby. Another scene of this costal village situated on the Hadrian's Wall Cycle Route 72 and taken during my cycle tour of summer 2015.

Silloth. The most northerly seaside resort in Cumbria and The North West England. This scene is overlooking its large attractive green loved by many.

Silloth. Some like to refer to it as Silloth On Solway and this scene is overlooking the northern end of the seafront with distant views into Scotland

Silloth. This scene is a southerly seafront view of this lovely Victorian seaside town and was taken during my cycle tour of 2015.

Silloth. This is overlooking the seafront with Stuning views of the Dumfries and Galloway Hills.