Geograph - photograph every grid square

Approaching sharp bend south of Caton.

The old mill at Gresgarth Hall. The site of the earliest mill, and associated water management, though the current building was constructed following the fire of 1780. The height of the leet suggests it was an undershot water wheel.

On the corner near Gresgarth Hall.Familiar to motorists using the back road to Caton from Lancaster

By the entrance to Gresgarth Hall

Fields south of the village

Most of the field boundary shown on the map has gone. All that is left are these upright slabs and a slight earth bank.

The same defunct field boundary as Link looking west this time.

The ovines have an extensive view - all the way to Black Combe in the southern Lake District.

Marked as a spring on the map, the trough did not appear to be doing very well. The water rising here drains down a small valley to join Artle Beck.

The beck itself is masked by the trees. Just beyond is the wide valley where the Lune once ran before it was diverted to its present course by glacial debris (this is shown here by the slopes in the far distance).

Now converted to houses and apartments.

Dobbin did not say - dinner was approaching up the field.

A woodland strip.