Today we went in search of isolation on the splendid Sunbiggin Moor, close to Sunbiggin Tarn This limestone landscape nestling between the
edges of the Yorkshire Dales, the Howgill fells and South Eastern Lake District
is a beautiful, peaceful spot and yet comparatively close to the M6 snaking its
way South to Lancashire. Today we were
treated to skylarks, kestrels, the odd stray sheep and complete solitude. As we
dropped down to the lower levels of the moor, we also passed through a glorious
wild flower meadow. A perfect antidote and
(prequel, it has to be said), to Olympic viewing
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