Photographs of Crosby Garrett, the scenic Smardale Gill and Soulby in the Eden District of Cumbria.
LOCAL GALLERIES: Kirkby Stephen - Great Asby - Ravenstonedale
St Andrew's Church overlooking the village of Crosby Garrett in Cumbria.
An 11th century church with a 13th century west tower that was rebuilt in 1874. Grade 1 listed.
A Norman carving of a Green Man in St. Andrew's Church, Crosby Garrett in the Eden district of Cumbria and the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Early 12th century carvings of beasts and this Green Man with a long moustache look down from the square capitals of the two circular piers in the three bay arcade within the church.
A Norman carving of a Green Man and a muzzled bear in St. Andrew's Church, Crosby Garrett, Cumbria.
15th century chancel arch and squint in St Andrew's Church.
A squint enabled the congregation in an outer isle to see into the chancel.
A squint in St Andrew's Church, Crosby Garrett
A squint or hagioscope enabled some of the congregation with restricted view to see the pulpit and altar.
13th century piscina (where the communion vessels were washed) in the chancel of St Andrew's Church.
The medieval aumbry (a recessed cupboard for storing sacred items) in the north wall of the chancel of St Andrew's Church.
A hidden recess in the porch of St Andrew's Church is thought to be a possible hiding place for the priest's pistol in troubled times.
The view from St Andrew's Church car park, Crosby Garrett in the Eden District of Cumbria.
This 1882 Wesleyan Methodist Chapel is now known as the Crosby Garrett United Church of Baptists and Methodists..
Crosby Garrett Viaduct, Cumbria.
The six arched viaduct carries the Settle to Carlisle Railway.
The Jubilee Pump at Soulby in Cumbria was erected in 1887 on a well to commemorate the Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria.
The impressive 1861 Smardale Gill Viaduct, built by Sir Thomas Bouch for the South Durham & Lancashire Union Railway. The line closed in 1962 and is now a footpath across the gill.
Large twin lime kilns in Smardale Gill, Cumbria, built beside the South Durham & Lancashire Union Railway for easy transport of lime to the iron and steel industries.
An 18th century packhorse bridge over Scandal Beck on a drovers' route so popular that an inn was built here, 'The Scotch Alehouse'.
An 18th century packhorse bridge over Scandal Beck on a drovers' route so popular that an inn was built here, 'The Scotch Alehouse'.
An 18th century packhorse bridge over Scandal Beck, Cumbria.
This drover's route was so popular an inn was built here, 'The Scotch Alehouse'.
This 1819 bridge was built on the cutwaters of a bridge probably dating from the 17th century.
St Luke's Church, Soulby in the Westmorland Dales of Cumbria.
Built in 1664 with restoration work carried out in 1873.