Very wild at times and bright over Coniston
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a walk along the forest tracks of Broughton Moor
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Caw
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patches of Bluebells still hanging on
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plenty of Hawthorn
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down the Lickle Valley towards Broughton Mills.
Very wild at times for a walk at High Cross
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shelter in the woods beyond Wharton Tarn
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windy at Tarn Hows
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hawthorn and poorly larch on the one way past Tarn Hows Cottage
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a fleeting sunny spell
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windy at the head of the lake
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Before sunrise this morning
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A walk in High Close Woods
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rhodys in patches
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on the way; Foxgloves
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the wrong side of the fence.
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up the steep Walna Scar road this afternoon, pausing for breath and a stitchwort (thank you Tessa)
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tiny speedwell
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a few cars at the Walna Scar gate
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Nettle Crag, to the Howgills beyond
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Dow Crag
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Little Arrow Moor to the lake, Bethecar Moor and the Lancaster Pennines
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High Arnside farmhouse, Black Fell and shadows on Helvellyn.
Misty along the road to Tarn Hows
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around 8.30 as the mist clears, on the high ground above Rose Castle, Tarn Hows
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Misty, fields and a dog walker below Haws Bank, Coniston
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the Acers and sweet smelling Azaleas of Monk Coniston
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breathe gently in ...
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Above The Bield in Little Langdale, contrasting colours of the new and old bracken
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clouds lifting from the forest, Blea Tarn
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the footbridge
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the swimmer contemplating a dip
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on the larch, the first drops of rain for quite a while
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donkeys at Wall End.
