Time slowed down driving through the historic market town of Beverley. England, 1964.

I wholeheartedly agree with your sentiment. Facebook is a happier place (at present).

Sunny morning so we’ve been out on the Moelwyns again. Great views today and came down on part of the fascinating Eryri Slate Trail 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🐾🐾😊 📷 @Cragrats

I'm always happy at Elterwater Hostel. (And where else could you find a loo with a view of Loughrigg??) Thank you to Nick, Charlie, Andy and Pete for another wonderful stay. 🥾🎒🌟 xx #Langdale #Elterwater #LakeDistrict

If the stars align this coming Friday our podcast episode #133 on Whitehaven will go live.

“He loved peace & quietness” Robert Simon departed this life April the 8th 1732 aged 36 years. Centre top the inscription reads “Remember Thy End”.

Peak district memories

Night drifts from the dock With a light in its sails I sit sunlit upon a rock And hear the hymn of whales lemn sissay OBE FRSL Such a beautiful poem. (Painting: "Low Winter Sun" artachart.com)

profoundly beautiful and moving

Linescape of Tower Bridge spanning the Thames in London, drawn by me some forty years ago!

The Whin Sill looking east by Peel Crags to the distant Hotbank Crags upon which breaking wave Hadrian's Wall rides.

Hotbank Farm and Crag Lough from the scenic brink of Highshields Crags, enjoyed by Hadrian's Wall Path walkers in profusion today.

WOW suddenly the world is twice the size.

Being British, is being European, is being worldly wise.

The concentration of boots and shoes in the vicinity of the now lost sycamore at Sycamore Gap is very apparent in this perspective from the west. Just as the Roman Wall itself, which takes a striking sweep through the notch in the Whin Sill ridge.

A follow up tweet after a fine day on Creag Meagaidh for those interested in glacial geomorphology. A cornucopia of interesting features. Found myself considering connections between glacial landsystems, peatlands and carbon sequestration. BSG Geomorphology International Association of Geomorphologists

Local tootle visited high-set Ruckcroft with its Platinum Jubilee signpost insert and magnificent view of the Helvellyn range - with Great Gable a surprise precence to the right of Clough Head.

Friesians migrate this afternoon unbidden to the milking parlour as their utters swell.

At this time of the year rowans are very berry good.

If only every day of your walk had been like today!