THIS WEEK:
Wednesday 30th
Castle Rock from Legburthwaite
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clearing skies after rain this morning, looking up at the
Helvellyn massive
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Main Street, Cockermouth
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we're following the signpost, Lorton and Buttermere
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just past Lorton
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Crummock Water shining from Langthwaite Green
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Red Pike and the Holme Islands
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Haystacks
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Honister, starting the steep decent to Seatoller
Tuesday 29th
The high road over Broughton Moor
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low tide, the Duddon Estuary to Askam Pier
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Morecambe Bay
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a ruined farmhouse below Hawk Bridge
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Ruby braving a paddle, looking for something
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cropped fields and dark skies above Wallenrigg
Monday 28th
Mist and rainbows this morning
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at Monk Coniston
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up a bit, at Atkinson Ground
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High Cross
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the other side of Hawkshead Hill
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the shower has passed, back at the lake
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this afternoon, the view from St John's Helsington, the Lyth Valley and Kent Estuary
... and towards the fells:
Sunday 27th
Colours at St Oswald's Grasmere
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the rain has set in, clouds on the Blea Rigg ridge above Great
Langdale
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wild, a walk on windy Sandscale Haws Nature Reserve
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towards Askam Pier
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across the Duddon Estuary, would be, Black Combe
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trying to push the Red Hut over
futile
a downpour at Torver
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the forecasters were exactly right today, blue skies at 3.45 over The Banks, Coniston
Saturday 26th
Arnside Intake from the top car park, Tarn Hows
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briefly bright over Coniston
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Tom Heights and Pike o'Blisco
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by the Scott Memorial
Friday 25th
In the grounds of the National Park Centre, Brockhole
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by the orangery
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clouds on Bowfell, from the end of the terrace
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not a soul in the trees in Zip World
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interesting sky at 7 pm. Colwith Brow
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even more colour at the head of the lake
