When you visit the English Lake District you have to take the weather as it comes. But as long as it’s not pouring down where you are, you can almost always see some wonderful scenery.
This must have been one of the furthest outposts of the Roman Empire.
The Romans would certainly have enjoyed this view.
Luckily this never quite reached us before we moved on.
From Britain’s favourite view to Britain’s favourite bird !
This road is not for the faint-hearted. It’s narrow and is very steep in places.
Some impressive carving shows who or what is allowed on the each route.
We didn’t cross – some stones were under water and it looked too slippery !
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Beautiful landscape photos!
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Many thanks. Though I wish the sun had been shining to ring out the glorious colours. Maybe next time… 🙂
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Great Pics (as always)! I know what you mean with the weather, I’ve camped through a very wet weekend there.
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Thanks Tammy. You were very brave to go camping ! It was very wet and windy while we were there, so I was glad to snuggle up in a cozy cottage !
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That’s a great place for a walk!
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Yes indeed. Very wild and remote !
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