During the current lockdown our opportunities to leave the house are limited, but we can combine visiting a supermarket and taking exercise by visiting Kirkby Lonsdale.
Yesterday we visited the market town and enjoyed a circular walk which started and finished at Booths car park. There had been overnight snow and the surrounding hills had a good dusting.
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Kirkby Lonsdale's handsome rectory dates from 1783
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St Mary's church was established in the 12th century
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Ruskin's View
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Looking towards Underley Hall School to the north of the town
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As we returned, the setting Sun's light warmed up the stone of the church
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