Stunning photos, Tony. As if they were made in a Fairy tale story. :)) Keep 'm coming! Thanks and a pet for Ben. Lydia (NL)

Just saw a lovely program about Cumbria, presented by Penelope Keith, who I understand you will know over there. Saw places I recognized from having seen your pictures every day. How fun to see something on TV that you recognize. An I-friend, Gordon Jones, who also lives in Cumbria, has mentioned some of the places shown on the program. Fun.

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Hi Tony. Did you do the over over the top with that scary way down to this small road at the foot of Sutton Bank from where you made these photos? I remember my late friends who had a Robin Reliant, to race down at top speed with me in the front seat next to Ron and with Betty in the back with the road map on her knees. Thanks. Although I was scared, Ron turned out to be one heck of a driver. Fearless too. Lovely memories come back to me. Best regards from Lydia (NL)

Please get your Scarborough bridges correct. Your picture on Wednesday of the sea front (South Bay) is from Spa Bridge built by the Victorian's to get fron the Grand Hotel (also built by the Victorian's) to the sea.

Thanks Tony. I have enjoyed your photos every day. Wishing you and your familiy, including of course, Sir Ben, a wonderful weekend. Best regards, Lydia (NL)

Well it appears Ewe Crag was very well named, Tony. Gwen, Glasgow, but soon to be home to south coast NSW

I am from Barrow in furness,now living in USA a fellow home towner sent me this link,beautiful pics.

Hi Tony... thos old steps down to the lake could be dangerous. You can hardly see them among fallen leaves and people with not very goog eyesight could bymb their foot and fall over onto the other stumps of 4x6 bits of wood.

The other thing is my thanks for this wonderful British Blue who looks right into your camera. He's gorgious.

Keep on... you're doing great! Thanks and best regards from Lydia (NL)

Hi Tony. Nice to see some sunny skies in the Lake District. Here in Charlotte NC we're coming to the end of 3 days of Hurricane Florence. No extreme damage this far inland, mostly lots of rain and some gusting winds, but our coastal friends have gotten hit pretty hard with lots of flooding. Your pics are a moment of meditation for me many days (loved the Buddhist temple photos, too, and the Priory)

Don in Charlotte NC USA