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Hi Andrew. Wow ,more great pics from Friday 15 February on your walk up Lingmoor Fell in Langdale.Lovely weather for middle of February .So enjoy looking at your pictures.
All the Best, John Wylie.

Hi Andrew, great to see the pics of your walk round Buttermere. Just love looking at your days out walking - so lucky being blessed with great sunshine on that day .
All the Best, John Wylie.

Hello

I've just enjoyed looking at your recent Engadine walks as I'm planning some similar walks for this Summer. My wife and i spent Christmas in Zuoz, so pretty near where you've stayed. Christmas Eve we went on the Bernina line and at Ospizio Bernina the train failed! The highest point on the line and the highest non rack station in Europe! We had to wait an hour for the next train up to continue to Tirano and back. It was a blizzard on the way up, but superb on the way back. Christmas Day we went up Muottas Muragl by funicular of course and walked in the snow. I had tremendous gout in my left knee so couldn't walk far anyway, but the inspiration is there and most certainly from your website here. I'm a great fan of all Swiss railways and belong to the Swiss Railway Society, been a member for 20 odd years, so love all Swiss railways even though the stock is becoming standardised more...fortunately the landscape doesn't change! Well done and many thanks for the inspiration!

Hi Andrew, just catching up with your walks.Loved the walk on 14 th December at Wasdale.Stunning pictures of iconic Wasdale, you were so lucky with the weather and the quality of light. Most times I have been up Wasdale it's dark ,dreary and foreboding.
Wishing you and your family all the best for 2019 and hope Bonnie keeps fit and well.
Best regards John Wylie.

Best wishes for xmas and 2019. Thanks for all your hard work with the walks and website. Almost as good as being out on the fells in person!

Ian

I’ve just stumbled upon your website while looking for a walk from Sinnington. (I live just outside Helmsley). I’m blown away by the quality of your photos. Truly stunning.

We have to comment on your fantastic photography. We drool over the quality you achieve, and the memories the photos bring back to us of the countryside. From fellow walkers from "down-under", keep up the great work you do, and we look forward to viewing your walking adventures for a long time to come.

I am a big fan of your very helpful website, as it is proving an invaluable resource as I plan a first ever trip to the Lake District with my family next April (I'm from California, United States, which is why it's taken me so long to get there!). I really enjoy all you've provided online in terms of resources about walks in the area - it's great!

Many thanks for opening up the world – your photographs bring the open skies and scuttering clouds to my desktop. They inspire my travels and calm my hunger to return to the Lakes

Hi Andrew I would like to thank you for putting up the Hazel Head photos, 65 years back the fields were my play area up to my age of 13 sorry, but I must stop as I could ramble on for ages plus having to see through watering eyes (emotion tears of long gone memories ) just one big thank you Andrew.
PS there is a lot of history behind Hazel Head the Roman road passes through the farm yard beyond the house. There used to be a small town by the name of Hazel Head township and there are foundation mounds to be found in the field. In the stone walls one can still see the remains of stone buildings. Down in the valley bottom below the fields there is a water fall by the name of Nelly Airfoss, worth a visit