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| Our walk began from the small Quarry behind the OSB Brewery. There was a bit of rain in the air at the start of our walk, but not enough to deter this small group of Meanderthals. |
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| We set off up the track leading uphill out of the car park, with a rocky wall on our right and the woodland on our left. |
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| At the top of the first climb we took the path to the right. The village is just below us. |
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| Our route took us along the outskirts of the wood, that covered the greater part of the cragg |
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| The trees are looking rather bare, but the ground is carpeted in there former livery. |
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| The beacon on top of the cragg. |
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| Having lunch overlooking Morecambe Bay. Trains from Carnforth heading towards the Arnside Viaduct were making regular excursions along the edge of the marsh below us |
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| Lunch over, we head back down to the Occupation Road. |
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| This small tree is trying it's best to draw attention to itself. |
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| At the end of Occupation Road we turned left, braving the traffic on the footpathless Cragg Road. |
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| Back in Warton, we visit the church of St Oswald in which a family tree of George Washington is on display. It was Robert Washington who provided the money for the erection of the tower In the 15th century. |
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| Dave paying his respects at the war memorial in the churchyard. The End DK |
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