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| My first ever visit to the Bury Transport Museum, coincided with their annual 1940's weekend. |
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| Inside the Museum, packed with all sorts of exhibits, large and small. It was a challenge at times to take photographs as some of the exhibits were displayed quite close together. |
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| The Royal Mail. |
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| A Leyland single decker once operated by Bury Corporation. |
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| 'Entertainment' for the 1940's Weekend provide by the George Formby Syncopators. |
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| Railway signage. |
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| A view of the Lakeland Fells from the Gardens. |
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| Tumbling water. |
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| An unusual shaped seat. |
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| The fountain. |
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| Who needs a watch? 12 noon according this sun dial. |
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| Continuing our wander around Holehird Gardens ..... |
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| The gardens are extremely well kept as can be seen from above. |
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| A water feature. |
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| Into the wooded area. Unfortunately following a few days rain, the path was really muddy and slippery. We had to abandon walking all the way around the trail. |
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| Lake Windermere. |
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| A view fro the wooded area back towards the gardens. |
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| The footprint of a photographer ..... mine! |
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| Holehird Gardens is located near Windermere on the road to the Kirkstone Pass. |
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| There is much to see and photograph whatever the time of the year of your visit. |
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| The Lakeland fells in the distance. |
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| You can freely wander around the gardens and woodland area. |
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| The paths make for easy walking. |
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| There are a few benches to rest for a while. |
