Sun sets on day 6

Ravenglass is a world away from the previous industrial stop of Selafield. It's tiny and very picturesque. It's right by the shore like most stops on this coastal railway and offered a great sunset out to sea. We missed the actual sunset as we rushed off to get last food orders at the pub, the only place still serving.

After scampi K and I walked the pebbly beach as darkness took over. Unfortunately it was too dark for photos on this phone. We have the same seaward sunset view from our room window.

Overall the day passed off okay and we made all our connections, but at 8 hours and three trains, I think we exhausted sitting. Fortunately K was able to pull out her wobbly tooth so this might reduce the dental emergency.

Tomorrow we're off to Eskdale for a view of Scafell Pike: the second of the Three Peaks and our next target. Unfortunately it is obscured by other mountains from many angles so we must walk a fair way to get a sight.