Arnside, looking from Ash Meadow.

Striding out through the woods of Arnside Park.

The ebbing tide seen from the cliffs at Arnside Point.

From Park Point spectacular views across the bay to a distant Humphrey Head.

Looking to Silverdale from cliffs on the edge of Arnside Park.

The familiar silhouette of Humphrey Head.

A corner of Far Arnside.

Looking to Heathwaite from the small hamlet of Far Arnside.

An old friend, the Pepper Pot.

From the limestone plateau of King William's Hill, views over the Silverdale landscape.

Middlebarrow Quarry, last time I passed this way, this was a thriving limestone quarry with the threat of closure looming large on the horizon, it has obviously closed, the mine buildings have been removed and large scale landscaping has taken place, who knows what the future holds.

Arnside Tower seen from the approach to Hagg Wood.

Big skies over Arnside Knott.

Middlebarrow Wood skillfully hides the scars of quarrying.

Arnside Knott seen over Hagg Wood.

Back at Arnside looking to Hampsfell above Grange, with Meathop Fell the darker of the two in the middle distance.

From Arnside views down the Kent Channel.

Undeniably impressive the Kent Viaduct opened in 1857 proved vital to the development of the Cumbria coast, unfortunately this isolated the port of Milnthorpe causing the estuary to silt up, so!

As part compensation in 1860 the Ulverston and Lancaster Railway Company built Arnside Pier.

Sea washed timbers at Arnside.