A selection of photographs taken by Andy
whilst out and about in the dale. Please note: The copyright for these
photographs belongs to Andy Beck. However if you wish to copy or use any of the
images for non-commercial purposes you may do so providing that you acknowledge
the originator and add a link to this site. Any abuse of this proviso may result
in prosecution.
31st. January 2010. Cauldron
Snout
A cold but bright winters day beckoned
as I headed up to Upper Teesdale to walk over to Cauldron Snout.
Have you seen the new
Greeting Card Range?.
Click here.
Almost prefect, the view from Whistle Crag of Teesdale.
Upper Teesdale.
Blue and white.
Langdon Beck, Teesdale. I will be walking in the valley in the far
distance.
Christmas baubles on the power lines? Actually warning
markers to prevent the Black grouse from flying into the wires.
Approaching Widdy Bank Farm.
Widdy Bank Farm, the property is used as a base for a conservation team.
Hard Galloway cattle are used in part of the
conservation project.
Cronkley Fell crags.
The River Tees. This footpath is part of the Pennine
Way.
The hard winter has taken it's toll on some of the wildlife. This was only
one of the number of Red Grouse I saw.
Pathway laid over the usually boggy sections.
Cauldron Snout sits in the valley to the right, you can
hear it before you see it.
Afternoon sun on Cauldron Snout. To get a better
impression of this impressive waterfall, take a look at the video below.
Cow Green reservoir, from where the Tees flows.
The late sun over a frozen Cow Green Reservoir.
A distant Great Dun Fell over the frozen water.
A late burst of sun as we walk down the road.
Patches of snow across the dale.
winters evening.
Heading home.
and then we were back at the car after a great
afternoons walk.
