Us on the Kirkstone Pass

We left the Lakes District via the adventurous and scenic route over the Kirkstone Pass.  It is a narrow winding road with a dry stone wall either side.  The views from the top are magnificient.  We had to stop at one spot and let some sheep cross the road.

sheep crossing the Kirstone Pass

As we came off the Kirkstone Pass we drove past some more lakes and then spotted a sign for the Aire Force Waterfalls.  We parked and walked in to the falls about a 15-20 minute walk into the first of the falls.  It’s a very pretty heavily wooded and ferns. 















There are several stone bridges to cross and we came across and fallen tree studded with coins, people had hamered in with rocks.  Who said money doesn’t grow on trees.