THIS WEEK:

Friday 7th

One of the few spells of afternoon sunshine, at Yew Tree Farm

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colours, Stock Lane Grasmere

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St Oswalds

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lights at the Grasmere Gather

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the acers have been removed by wind and rain

Thursday 6th

Ironwork on the footbridge, Cark Railway Station

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next station: Kents Bank

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across the flooded grass to Arnside Knott

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two little egrets

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.... seventeen more towards Humphrey Head

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late afternoon, some sunshine on Beacon Fell from Great Knott Farm

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misty on the Coniston fells

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Wednesday 5th

By the top car park, Tarn Hows

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wet belted galloways

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colours in Bull Close Coppice, below the Drunken Duck

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Skelwith Fold Farm, clouds on Loughrigg Fell

Tuesday 4th

Water levels building up, the Gondola Pier at the Coniston Boating Centre

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do punters in the Bluebird Cafe realise they're just 6 inches above lake level ?

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Church Beck thundering into the lake

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at Monk Coniston, we might need this Gondola lifebuoy

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the locals are fed up

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the A591 at Troutbeck Bridge

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the road at Rothay Manor in Ambleside is just about impassable, so, Grasmere, over Red Bank, to Skelwith Bridge

trying to convey the power of water at Skelwith Force

the 'footpath' to Elterwater

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locals only

Monday 3rd

Flooded fields next to the River Crake below Nibthwaite

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the river is flowing into the fields, cutting the locals off

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swans, High Nibthwaite

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the road to the east of the lake, flooded in places

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jetty at Dodgson Ground

no, it's not Nessie

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lights in Brantwood

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black bull Bank Ground

Sunday 2nd

Sunshine, a soggy walk on Torver Back Common this morning

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Beacon Fell

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clouds lingering on the higher fells

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Fairfield

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