Out and about today filming with Tom and Matthew from ITV News Border . We were on Jean Brennand's postal path from Ambleside to the Kirkstone Pass Inn. Hopefully, I will be on Border News in a day or so. #Cumbria

Morning sun highlighting bracken can makem a scene.

Upstanding curricks on Talkin Fell.

My favourite scenic seat in upper Geltsdale.

Farmer Ross Wilson riding his quad to check his Luing cattle on the fell. As seen from my scenic seat.

Not a smoot but about as low as any sheep creep as I have ever seen.

Can anyone remind me what this beautiful 🌼 bloom is seen in abundance on this Pennine slope.

What is this pincushion purple flower cluster.

Hallbankgate Hub cafe and shop - hugely recommended community endeavour.

Cabbage White collectively suckling moisture from our access track.

💔 How cruel and fragile is this life we all lead 💔

Linescape of a field barn (laithe) in the beautiful Troutbeck parish above Windermere, where vernacular yeoman farm buildings are seen in profusion.

This coming Tuesday morning I will be giving a talk on my linescape art and the influence of Wainwright - coinciding with the exhibition on the famous Lakeland artist and guidebook writer The Armitt: Museum, Gallery, Library

Scots pine approaching Jockey Shield.

Traditionally-layed hedges are a haven for wildlife as well as an effective field boundary. From 1940s hedges were replaced by wire & post fences to make fields larger and allow for mechanisation but hedges are making a come-back. See bit.ly/46hjGbi #hedgelaying

Stylish

Linescape of Boscastle, is it me or is this really the most perfect Cornish harbour imaginable?

The Black Mountain valley of Afon Ewyas from the Gospel Pass road - which I drew in 1974 for my pictorial guide to Offa's Dyke Path.

Looking north over the Clun valley and Kerry Hill to the distant Corndon Hill from Spoad Hill on Offa's Dyke Path.

Linescape of my farming neighbour Richard Fudge of forty years ago ploughing the heavy lias clay at Sarsden in the Evenlode valley in West Oxfordshire.