After two relatively short walks, Jude suggested that I went off to do a longer walk. The tops were still covered with snow, so I decided to do a low level walk around Lingmoor Fell, taking in Little Langdale. Although the first section would be similar to our first walk, I knew that the main, middle section would be ‘new’ (at least for this trip) and I managed to find a different route back from Elterwater.
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Another great walk.
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Yes, indeed, I guess you will know it well. Thanks Mélodie. 😊
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Wonderful scenes again, Mike! That bridge is quite interesting, I don’t think I have ever seen one look like that!
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I think that bridge is one of the narrowest I’ve ever walked across. You can see from the wear on the stones that it must have been there for many, many years. It’s clearly a popular location. 😊
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That’s a cracking walk, Mike. Snow on the mountains and I love all the colours in the landscape. And then the bridge and the ducks! I would say you were extremely well entertained 😊
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Yes it was a great walk, helped by the two pub stops of course! 😊
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I know what you mean 😀
Years ago I was on a 60 km bike ride on the hottest day of the summer. The trip went through areas of natural beauty, but there wasn’t a cold beer when I got home. It was a traumatic experience 😭🙂
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Yes, that would be VERY traumatic! It’s always the main element in any of my planning! 😊🍺🍺
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Wow, what a gorgeous walk you took us on, Mike, thank you. You have a knack for photographing panoramic wonders, Mike, perhaps from all your time in the breathtaking Alps. These mountains are so stately, I love the rock walls and bridges, the landscapes–so beautiful (although you wouldn’t catch me on that crazy icy path). Nice to see you in the photo enjoying a breather. Lovely hike, thank you.
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You’re very welcome Jet. I like to think that people ‘feel’ that they are either on, or have been on, the walk. I so glad you enjoyed it. I have a humdinger of a panorama imminent… 😊
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As always, impressive sceneries and very well taken photos. 😀
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Thank you Anita, you’re very kind! 😊
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All the good things people are saying about these walk photos. ♥ Just gonna add something mundane: I appreciate you adding things like the maps and photos of sign posts. 🙂
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Many thanks for your comments M. Yes, I agree, the signposts add a little something to the ‘virtual’ walk. Many of them are quite old and most of the wooden ones, interesting in themselves and often very ‘weathered’, which tells its own story! I also wonder whether I should put a ‘where were are in the UK’ type map, so that non-UK readers know whereabouts it is (and even for some UK people, judging by the lack of geographical knowledge on some of the TV quiz programmes!)
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