VILLAGE STREET SCENE Hillside buildings. UK LOCATION help, please

[Milliepede]

Yes and she is patting down her skirts like she has just paid a visit - sorry to revert to lavatorialness 

[Ruskie]

001uk - what leads you to suggest this may be Cumberland/Westmorland?

It's a nice scene, but there's nothing much there to help narrow down the location .... still, you never know, someone might recognise it.

[Mike in Cumbria]

001uk - what leads you to suggest this may be Cumberland/Westmorland?

It's a nice scene, but there's nothing much there to help narrow down the location .... still, you never know, someone might recognise it.

I wondered that too. Judging by the architecture, it could easily be a Cumbrian location but I don't recognise it.

Mike

[Geoff-E]

I was thinking that the exposed stonework (on the end of the "pub") was a bit "orderly" for Cumberland. Apart from banks, it tends to be more random.

[arthurk]

Is it stonework, or slate cladding?

It looks to me like a fairly sizeable place - good wide road with pavement, and quite a lot of buildings to be seen, so probably not a tiny remote village. And the trees suggest a low(ish)land rather than upland location. Some parts of the Peak District or Wales might fit the bill - or Devon or Cornwall perhaps. (Not much to choose from, then )

[ScouseBoy]

And what is the horse and cart doing?    Is he collecting  firewood   or what else are they doing?

[Mike in Cumbria]

Is it stonework, or slate cladding?

It looks to me like a fairly sizeable place - good wide road with pavement, and quite a lot of buildings to be seen, so probably not a tiny remote village. And the trees suggest a low(ish)land rather than upland location. Some parts of the Peak District or Wales might fit the bill - or Devon or Cornwall perhaps. (Not much to choose from, then )

Slate cladding. And yes, Peak District or Wales are eminently possible, but it seems the OP has reason to think it could be Cumbria. There are plenty of villages in Lakeland valleys that look like this.

Not much to go on, really.

[001uk]

001uk - what leads you to suggest this may be Cumberland/Westmorland?

It's a nice scene, but there's nothing much there to help narrow down the location .... still, you never know, someone might recognise it.

My hunch isn't based on anything. I can't even recall where I got it from. It just looks as though it might be plus the vibes I'm getting from the photo, man.

Mike in Cumbria is also getting those vibes.....

[Mike in Cumbria]

I think the central tree is a Horse Chestnut....

Not that it makes any difference, or helps in any way, but the tree is a sycamore.

Mike