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On our way back I noticed that there were a few charcoaled logs for a campfire by the beach - this is one example of human activity in natural areas. When we arrived at the car we were absolutely exhausted and our feet ached! However, knowing we had walked around a huge body of water made it all worth while...

Quite a long walk next to the beautiful Aira Falls, walked all the way up Airy Cragg and descended the mountain next to Ullswater. We did a complete loop around and got some amazing photos of the lake! W/c 17th Aug 2020

We are exploring Lyne water to develop it as a learning space for our school.

We are exploring Lyne Water to develop it as a learning space for our school and the community.

We went to the Lyne Water and discussed food chains and what was in them around us. We made a massive food chain that was 12 species long! Isla Ritchie.

This our plan to discover our wild area along the Lyne Water.

We watched a power point about John Muir and researched him on the internet. These are the posters we made about his life.