The Red Loin in Langthwaite, a great place for after walk refreshments

Arkle Beck and the bridge over it into Langthwaite

One of the many field barns that you will see when walking in this part of the dales

The Fox Gloves are still still growing strong, the next purple flowers in the valley will hopefully be the heather

A view of Fremington Edge as we approached Storthwaite Hall

This was also the same spot where we turned left and headed along Slei Gill

It's a very desolate spot with nothing more than sheep and spoil heaps for scenery

Looking back down the gill, with Calver Hill in the distance

I couldn't make my mind up if this was the remains of an old building or just part of a wall

Towards the head of the gill the broad green track we started out on becomes not much more than a sheep track

One of the many old mine workings in the area, the rock fall shows how unstable they are, KEEP OUT!

The remains of an old waterwheel, here we left the gill and climbed out up to the right

Onto the flat moorland that is typical of the dales, even on a cloudy day it still has a certain beauty

I think this is a machine they used (many years ago) to cut the heather on the moors?

A view west along Arkengarthdale from Peat Moor

Heading back along the broad track towards Langthwaite, somewhere in the valley below us

Fremington Edge and Arkengarthdale as we approached the small hamlet of Booze

Calver Hill from one of the old buildings

Looking down onto Langthwaite village

Which has one very narrow street that runs down through it back to the bridge we crossed earlier