THIS WEEK:

Sunday 17th

Coniston, damp, the Methodist Chapel

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up the track to Tarn Hows Cottage entrance

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Holme Fell

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'tree fell'

[thanks to Elizabeth Jolley for suggesting that caption, via email]

from the one-way, leading to Tarn Hows

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Saturday 16th

Easter eggs in a tree, Sedgwick Mews

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drive to Sedgwick House

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the Lancaster Canal passing through Sedgwick

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rain, lights, and a car at the Wordsworth Hotel in Grasmere.

Friday 15th

Damp, fields below John Ruskin School, Coniston

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lunchtime sunshine on Loughrigg

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Helm Crag and Steel Fell

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quick; blue sky at Hayes in Ambleside

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struggling against all this weather, our daffodils at home.

Thursday 14th

Another wet day, Easedale from How Top, Grasmere

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the park, College Street

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garden centre, minus the big greenhouse

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at least, the acers are still here

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Tweedies' camellia and forthsythia.

Wednesday 13th

High tide near the Greenodd roundabout, the river Crake

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flooded fields below Penny Bridge

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wet lambs near Spark Bridge

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not much better, at the layby, Torver

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Tuesday 12th

Main Street, Cockermouth

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by the Derwent River

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willow and Jennings Brewery building

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back in the main street, the rain has stopped, wet pavements

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Town Hall from the Riverside car park

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clouds on Little Man, Skiddaw

from the layby at Braithwaite

Barf in the mist.

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