Holiday photos of Tarn Hows.

This is one of our favourite walks when on holiday. Tarn Hows is a well known beauty spot with well maintained paths suitable for all ages and the disabled. The car parking is run by the National Trust and not cheap but all the money does go back into maintaining the Tarn. It doesn't matter what time of year you visit it's always busy.

Me on my way out of the water.

Me in the middle of mid shake.

Me showing Mum and Grandma the way.

Dad and Grandma.

More information about Tarn Hows here.

Google images of Tarn Hows here.

More Holiday Photos.

On Christmas Eve we went on a new walk up to Moss Eccles Tarn, It's always nice when you find new places to explore I was on the lead for about 100 yds when we crossed the road and than had a short walk to the public footpath where I was allowed off lead for about 4 hours.

On the way up the path we came across a couple of horses.

View looking back to were we started from.

View looking over the fields.

Me having a good sniff.

Mum having a rest.

Dad posing and me being look out.

The paths leading up to the Tarn.

At last fresh drinking water.

Why's Dad trying to hold the rock up it's not as if it's going to fall over.

Moss Eccles Tarn.

Chilling with Mum.

Chilling with Dad.

Another little Tarn we found Wise Een Tarn.

I think we better head back before the clouds and mist comes in and we lose the light.

Moss Eccles Tarn Google Images.

Beatrix Potter.

Near Sawrey.

We're back off holiday.

I would like to say it's nice to be back off holiday but I can't I had to much of a good time and didn't want to come home home. I'm going fore a snooze now so will let Dad take over for now.

We all had a great time and Sheba loved it, 95% of her walking was off lead and she got loads of praise off people for being so well behaved, she was a real pleasure to be out with and didn't let us down once came back when called, walked to heel when required and was just the perfect companion  even Mum fell in love with her seeing the true Sheba, it's nice to see all the training has paid off and I've got a dog I can be proud of and take anywhere I lost count of how many doggy and human friends she made. She used to just sit and lap up all the attention, on one occasion a group of young lads in the village wandered over to stroke her including one nervous looking lad who I found out was scared of dogs but Sheba worked her magic and put him at ease.

One thing Sheba taught me this weekend is there's more to life than blogging and Social Media, we never had wifi and I didn't even miss it, so I probably won't spend as much time on facebook or this blog and concentrate more on Sheba I don't want to lose the Sheba I saw on holiday.

Chilling with Dad.

One of my many doggy friends I met on holiday.

Some of the treats I got for Christmas.