THIS WEEK:

Monday 12th

Fields by Great Moss Coppice, Coniston, wet

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North Lonsdale Road, Hawkshead

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wet flags by the Queens Head

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drizzle in Borrans Park, Ambleside

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Sunday 11th

A little ridge of high pressure, at Tarn Hows

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at the head of the lake

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the river Greta flowing past Fitz Park, Keswick

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St Johns Church

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Keswick MRT base, quiet, so far

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Derwentwater from Crow Park

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a launch on the calm water

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Saturday 10th

Squirrel at Monk Coniston

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in a very heavy shower

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a brave swimmer at the head of the lake

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lunchtime, between showers, Kelly Hall Tarn

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Black Sails

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Dow Crag

Friday 9th

Lowick Bridge, clearing southern fells after the rain

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algae warning in Brown Howe car park

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big shower in Grasmere,  just as the little angels were let out of school

Thursday 8th

Sunny start in Coniston this morning

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high cloud at times

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lunchtime, still some sun on The Pikes

it feels like Autumn, in Holehird Gardens



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across Windermere; High Wray and Borwick Fold, to The Old Man

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Wednesday 7th

Overnight rain has cleared for our return journey

fields near Egglestone Abbey



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railway viaduct at Laithkirk, part of the Tees Valley Line, now a footpath, sadly

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High Force Waterfall, impressive as ever

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snow poles and two Swaledales, with the radar station on Great Dun Fell

this is a gorgeous quiet road, over the top of the Pennines



long decent into Alston

the little Micra gaining about 12 miles of generated electricity



nearing Hartside

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the Lakeland fells and Blencathra, nearly home

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