サウスレイクランドの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ6

A picturesque hut thats normally got sheep roaming about the bridge too.

This boathouse is owned by the nearby Raymond Priestley Centre at the University of Birmingham. It is situated on the shores of Coniston Water, overlooking the famous 'Old Man of Coniston' mountain. The Raymond Priestley Centre is a multi-award winning outdoor education centre and is also a Royal Yachting Association accredited teaching centre. (University of Birmingham)

It is strange to come across such a building in a meadow. You do not expect this in this place.

Small, simple stone house on the shore of the lake with a "University of Birmingham" sign above the door. Located on a dock with a pier for kayaks, small sailboats, etc.

Cumbria Way

The shelter at the top of Scout Scar is locally known as "The Mushroom". It was built in 1912 as a memorial to King George V. The structure includes a toposcope indicating the Central Fells and other landmarks.

The centre pole on the Mushroom lines up with the map on the inside so you know what you’re looking at in the surrounding area! So cool!

A Shepherd's hut at the bottom of Troutbeck Tongue. More paths behind wall. Travel: North - for Troubeck Tongue and other Troubeck peaks (Wrainwrights), West - for Troutbeck Park Farm which was owned by Beatrix Potter and for Troutbeck Village, or South - past Long Green Head Farm and towards the Haybarn Inn.