Ramblers Tyneside Group uses coaches to walk & explore from the Scottish Borders to the Yorkshire Dales & Moors, from the Lakes to the Northumberland & Durham coasts.
Ousby is a small village in Cumbria, England. The village is 8 miles to the east of Penrith. The name Ousby is supposed to be derived from the Viking name of "Ulff".The 13th Century Church of St Luke stands a little way out of the village and contains a very rare, 700-year-old wooden carving.
In previous walks we have traversed the splendidly name Fiend’s Fell on the way to Cross Fell (see pics 1 and 2) before dropping down to the valley (pic 3). In ancient times it was known as "Fiends Fell" and believed to be the haunt of evil spirits. St Augustine of Canterbury is said to have blessed the hill when he arrived here on his travels so it became known as Cross Fell in the Christian tradition. The deans that lived there moved off to Fiend’s Fell
To book a seat please email susanw.patterson@btinternet.com or text 07725 482008 with your name & contact details. Please make sure you receive a confirmation of your booking.
Coach Fare: £13. (Children, who must be accompanied by an adult: over 5 - £5, under 5 -free)
The coach leaves from Claremont Rd, Newcastle upon Tyne NE2 4PT
It will be there for boarding from 9.00am and will depart at 9.30am
The coach leaves our finishing point at 6:00 pm to return to Newcastle
Refreshments are always available at the end of the walks before the return to Newcastle
Leaves at 09.30 from the coach lay-by outside the Great North Museum, Claremont Rd, Newcastle upon Tyne NE2 4PT, (OS NZ24816515), What 3 Words card.vows.follow
