Up through Skelghyll Woods from Stagshaw
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everything is bursting in the sun
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Jenkin Crag
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a calm Windermere and Claife Heights
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the Low Wood Hotel and Marina from High Skelghyll Farm
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plenty of lambs about
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down through the fields, to the Low Wood, with Wray Castle in contrast across the lake
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more lambs at Stagshaw
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6.20 am. a fine sky over Coniston chimney pots
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new seat on Elterwater Common
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Wetherlam and the village
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Grasmere, near Wyke Cottage
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Grey Crag and Lord Crag across the lake
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cherry blossom at the Red Bank car park
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Tweedies with some outside seating
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the view from Baneriggs.
Young roe deer at Tarn Hows, determined not to be photographed
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sunshine in High Yewdale
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now on the lower viewpoint on Monk Coniston Moor
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blue sky over the central fells
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calm at the head of the lake
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two fishermen
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a few tiny flakes of snow from the high cloud
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later, by Elterwater Tarn.
Near Sawrey, the Tower Bank Arms
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by the bus stop
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Esthwaite calm
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Howe Farm and Roger Ground
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Great Coppice and Estwhaite Intake
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locals on Hawkshead Hill
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they foolishly think I've brought lunch
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returning slowly to normality; tea and scones outside Beetham Nurseries Cafe.
A walk this morning in High Close Woods
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Loughrigg overlooking
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bursting into the sun; Sycamore
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Hazel
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clear air for the lichen
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the head of Greenburn, Swirl How, Great and Little Carrs.
Just after 6.30 am. Sunrise at High Cross
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The pink Old Man
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rhubarb in the walled garden, Monk Coniston
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through the fields to the lake
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