Field Master Mr Alex Pimbley tackles one of the Hunt hedges.
The change of venue to kennels provided an excellent meet, before the field washed themselves clean in the River Lune. Our photographer tried carrying his camera with him on horseback for a unique perspective of the Hunt, and has his photos are now in the gallery.
Our thanks go to The Richardsons for hosting the meet and all the farmers who let us cross their country.
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