25th March 2017 walk to the Claife viewing station
The view looking up to Claife Viewing Station from the Cafe in the Courtyard.
The view from the Claife Viewing Station looking down Lake Windermere.
Pat looking at the view from the Claife Viewing Station.
The cake photo at the Cafe in the Courtyard.
Some verse by Beatrix Potter on the wall of the Cafe in the Courtyard.
The view looking up Lake Windermere from outside the Cafe in the Courtyard.
Walk report by Simeon Orme
This week's walk with Pat was short one from the Cafe in the Courtyard up to the Claife Viewing Station and back again, we were lucky to find a parking spot for car outside the Cafe in the Courtyard. The Claife Viewing Station is one of few places in the Lake District National Park that Pat had not visited, its a pity that we had to use four wheels of car instead of the two wheels of bike which would not have been a problem to Pat few years a go but mum only got about half to mile in her legs before running out of steam but hopefully we try improve this as year goes on.
Getting back to the walk, its short walk for most of us up to the Viewing Station but well worth doing for views looking down and across Lake Windermere which brought back past memories of rides that Pat had led around Lake Windermere.
Once we finished looking at the views, we headed back down path for a brew and cake in the Cafe in the Courtyard before heading back home.
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Getting back to the walk, its short walk for most of us up to the Viewing Station but well worth doing for views looking down and across Lake Windermere which brought back past memories of rides that Pat had led around Lake Windermere.
Once we finished looking at the views, we headed back down path for a brew and cake in the Cafe in the Courtyard before heading back home.
You can click here to see photos of 26th March ride up the Lyth Valley and along Gamblesmire Lane or you can check out forthcoming events page. Also checkout the What’s New Page to see what’s new on the site and you can also signup for site’s free weekly newsletter.
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