Pictures of Hutton Roof and Farleton
Exclusive photographs of Hutton Roof and Farleton Fell in South Cumbria.
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A view of the Lakeland Fells from the cairn on Farleton Knott, Cumbria.
A view of the Howgill Fells from the cairn on Farleton Knott, Farleton Fell in Cumbria.
A view of the village of Holme from the stone shelter on Farleton Knott in South Cumbria.
Farleton Crags on Holme Park Fell can be seen to the left of the photo.
Ash, hawthorn, yew, gorse and bramble growing in the grykes of a small area of limestone pavement on Farleton Fell in South Cumbria.
Hawthorn tree growing in a limestone outcrop on Newbiggin Crags adjacent to Farleton Fell in South Cumbria.
Limestone outcrop, 'Jaws' and an old hawthorn tree on Farleton Fell in Cumbria.
A small hawthorn clings to life on the limestone of Farleton Fell in South Cumbria.
Twisted, old hawthorn trees at the foot of the limestone Farleton Crags in South Cumbria.
The War Memorial, St. John's Church, Hutton Roof, Cumbria.
In the churchyard is a war memorial bearing the name of the vicar of Hutton Roof, Rev. T.B. Hardy who was a chaplain to the forces in the First World War. In spite of being in his fifties, he insisted on serving in the trenches with the 8th Lincolns at the Battle of Passchendaele. He won the Victoria Cross for rescuing men from no-man’s land but was killed during the last few months of the war.
The War Memorial, St. John's Church, Hutton Roof, Cumbria.
In the churchyard is a war memorial bearing the name of the vicar of Hutton Roof, Rev. T.B. Hardy who was a chaplain to the forces in the First World War. In spite of being in his fifties, he insisted on serving in the trenches with the 8th Lincolns at the Battle of Passchendaele. He won the Victoria Cross for rescuing men from no-man’s land but was killed during the last few months of the war..
Daffodils in the churchyard of St John's Church at Hutton Roof in South Cumbria. This late 19th century church was designed by Paley and Austin.
AA Village road sign at Hutton Roof, Cumbria.
From 1906 - 1932 the Automobile Association erected nearly 30,000 signs in villages and towns across Great Britain. Most were removed during the war when a Nazi invasion was feared.
Sealford Romano-British Settlement, Hutton Roof, Cumbria.
The circular perimeter of this ancient farmstead can be seen, with two rows of rocks which had been the foundation for the walls. Buildings in the settlement would probably have had a stone base and thatched roof. A small bronze bull’s head, probably dating from the Roman period has been found.
Air ambulance flying over the trig point on Hutton Roof Crags in South Cumbria.
Hanging Scar, Hutton Roof, Cumbria.
Hanging Scar (sometimes called 'the Cuckoo Stone') is a huge erratic boulder deposited by glacier during the last Ice Age, that balances precariously in Blasterford Gap above the village of Hutton Roof.
View over The Rakes towards the Lune Valley from Hutton Roof Crags, Hutton Roof, Cumbria.
Parallel rows of steeply sloping limestone pavement.
The Rakes, Hutton Roof Crags, Hutton Roof, Cumbria.
Spectacular parallel rows of steeply sloping limestone pavement.
The Rakes, Hutton Roof Crags, Hutton Roof, Cumbria.
This steeply sloping limestone pavement is popular with rock climbers.
The Rakes, Hutton Roof Crags, Hutton Roof, in South Cumbria.
This steeply sloping limestone pavement is popular with rock climbers.
Early morning frost and mist on the Lune Valley as seen from Hutton Roof Crags, Cumbria.
Woodland path through Potslacks on Hutton Roof Crags, Hutton Roof in Cumbria.
Clints and grykes on the limestone pavement of Hutton Roof Crags, Cumbria.
A frosty morning on the limestone pavement of Hutton Roof Crags, Cumbria.
Clints and grykes on the limestone pavement of Hutton Roof Crags, Cumbria.
Rough Fell sheep below the limestone terraces of Newbiggin Crags, adjacent to Farleton Fell In South Cumbria.
Ash tree on the limestone landscape of Newbiggin Crags in South Cumbria.
Limestone pavement on Newbiggin Crags, adjacent to Farleton Fell, Newbiggin in South Cumbria.
Gnarled tree on the limestone pavement of Newbiggin Crags in South Cumbria.
Clints and grrykes in the limestone pavement on Newbiggin Crags in South Cumbria.
An erratic boulder on the limestone pavement of Newbiggin Crags in South Cumbria.
A view of Ingleborough from the limestone pavement of Newbiggin Crags in Cumbria.
