Sourmilk & Easedale
From this vantage point, the journey of the water of Sour Milk Gill can be seen stretching along Easedale, towards its confluence with Easedale Beck and the River Rothay.
Conor Calling
Storm Conor may be a couple of hundred miles away, but standing upright beside Easedale Tarn was not easy. Feel the force of Mother Nature!
Christmas Lights
https://vimeo.com/196645504 Christmas Day, and the beauty of ever-changing Christmas Lights. Merry Christmas.
Running Rothay
It all fell yesterday. And now the crystal clear raindrops are running along the River Rothay near Ambleside.
Grasmere Waves
A wander round Grasmere today, and the wind is whipping up the waves. Quite hypnotic, really.
Raging Rothay
A late evening walk around Grasmere today. The wind is getting up. Storm Barbara is on her way, and the River Rothay is beginning to rage.
Skelwith Brathay
It’s strange. December has been a dry month (so far) here in the Lake District, and many of the rivers are low. Yet the River Brathay is still flowing well …
555 Bus Ride
It’s a bus ride! It’s years since I’ve been on a bus! Quite a novelty. (And they have usb chargers on them.)
Mistletoe Magic
Wandering into Carding Mill Valley on my walk this morning, this bright yellow/green clump of mistletoe stood out against the grey, lichen-covered branches of this tree. It’s beginning to look …