After farming the steep hillsides and rocky pastures of Lakeland for over 30 years, Doreen and Roger Westmoreland should be looking forward to a happy retirement.
People really care for each other, meet and socialise regularly.
But like many villages in national parks, and in other protected areas, the beauty reflected on the Lakeland green slate conceals a deepening social problem. Tenant farmers like the Westmorelands can no longer find accommodation locally once they give up a National Trust holding. The Lake District has become a rich person's playground. If they can afford a second home, they can afford to pay that. Mrs Westmoreland is outraged that locals are being priced out of their community once retirement, or marriage, nears.