Start point: Far Sawrey (SD 379 954)
Far Sawrey – Moss Eccles Tarn – Three Dubs Tarn – Far Sawrey
Distance: 3 miles Total Ascent: 140 metres Time Taken: 2 hours
Weather: Overcast but warm with the odd spot of rain. 20ºC.
The dreary August weather continued today although it was warm. The fells were covered with low cloud so Connie and I had a walk around the tarns in Beatrix Potter country around Sawrey. This is a great low level walk and we enjoyed it immensely despite the odd shower and thick mud!
Crossing Wilfin Beck. Casper takes the hard way, there is a footbridge to the left.
Reflections on a still Moss Eccles Tarn. Moss Eccles Tarn is man made and a place Beatrix Potter spent a good deal of time fishing.
The view to the south-west.
Connie, Angus and Casper seem to be enjoying the rest.
All that water is irresistible to these filthy hounds. Good! It might get some of that mud off them.
The struggle is getting Angus out again.
Moss Eccles.
Climbing the track away from the tarn.
Three Dubs Tarn.
Tranquil reflections.
Boat House. 1909 it says on the date stone.
We had a very muddy walk from Three Dubs Tarn, through this large area of deforestation.
Following the wall alongside the track.
Third swim of the day for Angus and Casper in this small un-named tarn adjacent to the track.
Looking back to the tarn.
Heading for Far Sawrey with a view to Near Sawrey and Hilltop, Beatrix Potter's house.