THIS WEEK:

Wednesday 1st September

Down through Deer Bolts Wood to the edge of Grasmere

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on a very still morning

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on the footpath below Dale End

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the first boathouse

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next to The Lea

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big bales below Dale End

 

Silver How from White Moss Common

 

Rydal.

Tuesday 31st

Pullscar Plantation, starting a walk up onto Black Crag

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the smaller lower cairn on Black Crag, and moon

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Hawkshead, Esthwaite, and mist on Windermere beyond

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towards Ambleside

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Black Crag, the trig point and lower cairn

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Lingmoor and Langdale

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over Loughrigg to a big cloud on Fairfield.

Bank Holiday Monday 30th

In Borrans Park

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Waterhead

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Waterhead from Holme Crag

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hanging baskets of begonias, too much colour for the camera, in Grasmere Garden Centre

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chrysanthemums.

Sunday 29th

Very busy at Grasmere Sports

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one of the hound trails has just finished

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Helm Crag from The Hollens

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Thirlmere, near the dam

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this 'back road' along Thirlmere has saved many a cyclist's life by avoiding the main road

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3 pm. blue skies at High Cross

8.10 pm. fine sunset clouds over the Old Man:

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9.45 pm. now the moon has come up.

Saturday 28th

Showers from the word go this morning

on Broughton Moor, the road to Broughton Mills

sunshine below Stephenson Ground

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a 'proper' lunch of meat & potato pie in Millstones Bootle

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2 pm. St Michael's Bootle has just celebrated a wedding

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bridesmaids

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the bride and groom

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near Ravenglass, the railway bridge at Eskmeals at high tide, no through road to Waberthwaite !

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bright and windy at Silecroft

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looks like a successful day at the Millom and Broughton Agricultural Show.

Friday 27th

A fine quiet morning for balloon flights over Coniston

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8.45 am.

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10.30 am. onto Brant Fell, Windermere

this 'bends' road sign - with an 'added' man

on Brant Fell

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sunshine on the Windermere Hotel and Orrest Head

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the round house on Belle Isle

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down the steep St Martin's Hill, into Bowness.

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