Showing posts with label lyth valley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lyth valley. Show all posts

Thursday, 18 February 2021

Sizergh Hike

Sizergh Hike

We finally had a day with decent weather so we could have a 3 generation support bubble hike to Sizergh Castle. It's the best way to safely spend time with my mum until things improve. Our walk started on the Old Lancaster Canal along the old tow path and underneath the relict bridges:

Old Lancaster Canal

After a steep descent from the canal we reached the river Kent. Sherlock sniffed out a painted rock and then led us across Wilson Bridge:

Wilson Bridge

It was far too tempting not to make use of my son as camera man and film my daily whistle dance on the bridge. An interesting experience as the gets quite wobbly when you move around on it...

Saturday, 12 April 2014

#CountryKids at Damson Day

Country Kids from Coombe Mill Family Farm Holidays Cornwall


There has been a celebration of the local damson harvest in the Lyth valley since 1998. This is the first year that all of us have managed to go along. It was a great day out for all of us despite the weather not being as good as yesterday.

It was a day designed with the whole family in mind. My children decided straight away that they were going to have a go at archery:

have a go archery