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 | Ashness Bridge in autumn
A classic autumn view of one of Brittan's most famous bridges captured in a rare moment of solitude
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 | The Rannerdale Bluebells
It is reputed that ancient Lakeland was the only part of England that wasn't captured by the Normans. The tale tells of the troops of Earl Bhoetar (hence the name Buttermere, Bhoetar's lake). He claimed a great victory against the Norman army by drawing them into the dead end valley of Rannerdale, next to Crummock water. There he ambushed them. It is also said that there is a bluebell here for every soldier killed. It's hard to tell how true the story is, but it is a great story in a fabulous and believable setting. One thing that cannot be denied is the amazing beauty of this valley in Spring when the carpet of bluebells covers everything. It should be noted that it is rare to see this woodland flowers out in the open, making this place even more special.Panoramic 21cm X 60cm Print
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 | Buttermere Evening
The evening light in buttermere siloetting Melbreck in a perfect mirror calmPanoramic 21cm X 60cm Print
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 | Buttermere reflections
The evening light in buttermere siloetting a winter bare tree and the rounded outline of hencombe.21cm X 30cm Print A4
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 | Fleetwith Pike
The vast range of greens and reds on the mountain side and the deep blue of buttermere against the cobalt blue of the sky. Just a few yards down from where I took this photograph were a couple of artists sketching in watercolours. Yet another way to enjoy the ever changing beauty of the park. Panoramic 21cm X 60cm Print
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 | Buttermere Sunset
The evening light in buttermere siloetting Red pike and Buttermere Moss from the south east end of ButtermerePanoramic 21cm X 60cm Print
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 | Calm waters on an evening at Buttermere
The evening light in buttermere siloetting Red pike and Buttermere Moss from the south east end of Buttermere Panoramic 21cm X 60cm Print
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 | The last sun on the clouds over buttermere
As the sun sets in the west it catches the high clouds and reflects in the glass calm of buttermere. Panoramic 21cm X 40cm Print
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 | High Crag and Sale
The rivend face of high crag in newlands catching the evening light of a march sunset is reflected in the mirror calm of a small tarn on buttermere moss, wilst the sheep lazily garze the tufts of grass.Panoramic 21cm X 60cm Print
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 | Summer Sunrise from Catbells looking over Derwent Water
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 | Scale Force
This is the largest waterfall in the Lake District. Scale beck tumbles down the steep slopes of Red Pike in to the Buttermere valley. But at this point, it disappears into a crevice in the rock and the water is forced to freefall over one hundred feet down a narrow chasm making it the tallest waterfall in England. It was a wet day when I visited and the stream was high, but that was nothing compared to the force of water that must have been needed to move the trees and boulders in the stream bed. Part of me would like to see the waterfall in full flow, but I wouldn't like to be standing on the rock where I took this photograph.Panoramic 21cm X 60cm Print
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 | An autumn surprise
above the little bridge at Ashness, through the trees is a little car park, and just a few stops away is surprise view, overlooking Derwent water, Keswick and Skiddaw it has a Wonderful view on almost any day. The small oak trees that line the steep valley sides have changed to a brilliant orange with the first of the winters frosts.Panoramic 21cm X 60cm Print
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 | Mellbreak from Crummock Water
From the tranquil south shore of Crummock Water you can see the sugar- dusted profile of Mellbreak. This is one of the Lake Districts quieter mountains. Unlike most Cumbrian fells it stands alone. It is a lengthy walk in and its steep formidable sides attract only the most dedicated and hardened walkers.Panoramic 21cm X 60cm Print
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 | Grassmoor and Rannerdale from Crummock Water
A late afternoon in September gave me the chance to capture this spectacular view. It stretches from the boathouse in Lanthwaite woods surrounded by amazing autumn colours to the imposing Grassmoor with its weather beaten west face then on down to Rannerdale and Rannerdale knots, where the road lurches round the corner into Buttermere. Crossing the valley in the mist, you can see High Stile and Red Pike, and finally shafts of sunlight poking over the shoulder of Mellbreck.Panoramic 21cm X 60cm Print
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 | Buttermere
For many years these Scots pines have stood at the top of Buttermere overlooking Gatesgarth beck. Towering above the flat land at the top of the lake is High Crag, Haystacks and Fleetwith Pike, all surrounding Warnscale Bottom. Look closely and you can just see the cloud creeping over the crags in the middle of the picture, showing how different he weather can be between valley floor and mountain top.Panoramic 21cm X 60cm Print
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 | Derwentwater -- January sunset at Keswick boat landings
A calm and clear winter's day in the Lake District can be one of the best times of the year. The driving rain and bitter cold is soon forgotten as dramatic views seem to appear on all sides. Here, a beautiful January day is topped off by a stunning sunset, outlining the peaks of Catbells on the left and then Causey Pike, Barrow and Grisedale Pike on the right. Panoramic 21cm X 60cm Print
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 | Sunrise from Hawes End
Anyone familiar with Beatrix Potter's Tale of Squirrel Nutkin might recognise the scene above. In the story, the squirrels would paddle their rafts from Lingholme Woods on the left out to the long dark shape of St Herbert's Island in the centre to see the Wise Old Owl inside her tree. Now, only ducks paddle in the lake -- but red squirrels can still be found throughout the woods of the north Lakes. Panoramic 21cm X 60cm Print
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 | Catbells from Friar's Crag
Just a few minutes from Keswick town centre, you wander down to Friar's crag overlooking the widest lake in the Lake District, Derwent Water. In winter, the old bracken that covers the flanks of Catbells glows orange at first light, contrasting vividly with the cold blue frost in rest of the valley. Running left from Catbells you can see Maiden Moor rising into High Spy and then dropping off into BorrowdalePanoramic 21cm X 60cm Print
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 | Winter over Bassenthwaite Lake
This dramatic view can usually be glimpsed by travellers on the A66 but so few stop, even in the lay-by, to give it a second glance. Here you get an unusual view of the double outlines of Ullock Pike with Skiddaw just showing over the top. The distinctive shape of Dodd Wood on the right, with the faint detail of the Helvellyn range behind, allow many who know the north Lakes to identify it easily. Panoramic 21cm X 60cm Print
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 | Buttermere calm
The evening light in buttermere siloetting trees and mountians against a pale pink sky.21cm X 30cm Print A4
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 | Sunset at Buttermere from the foreshore
The sunsets behind red pike giving a perfect siloett in the mirror calm waters of buttermere.Panoramic 21cm X 40cm Print
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 | Morning mist under Skiddaw
Looking north from Ashness landings on Derwent Water the distinctive outline of the Skiddaw range stands high above Keswick. The deforested Dodd Wood is on the left with the 'pimple' shape of Ullock pike on the Long Side shoulder, then onto the rounded dome of Carl Side. In the middle is the south end of the ridge that makes up the Skiddaw summit. Then onto Little Man and finally Jenkin Hill as it drops back into the mist. 21cm X 60cm Print Panoramic
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 | The River Derwent with reflections of Skiddaw
With most of the visitors coming to the Lake District in the summer months few get to see the snow capped peaks of winter. It gives an extra drama to the hills, a greater sense of height and foreboding. Or maybe its just the days when the sun shines on the snow covered slopes are so welcome after weeks of grey driving rain. 21cm X 60cm Print Panoramic
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 | Fleetwith Pike from the shores of Buttermere
The vast range of greens and reds on the mountain side and the deep blue of buttermere against the cobalt blue of the sky. Just a few yards down from where I took this photograph were a couple of artists sketching in watercolours. Yet another way to enjoy the ever changing beauty of the park. Panoramic 21cm X 60cm Print
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 | Solway sunset
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 | Kings How
For those of you who think you have walked all the best Lakeland fells, here is a view to be reckoned with. Sat high above the village of Grange is King's how a short but steep walk form the village it gives a view point unsurpassed in the valley with Skiddaw and Derwent Water to the north and then flanked by Catbells on the left and Surprise View on the right.Panoramic 21cm X 60cm Print
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 | Loweswater Reflections
Loweswater hides in the most North-westerly edge of the Lake District. It is a small lake which empties into Crummock water under the gaze of Burnbank and Darling fell. Tucked into the southern shore is Holme Wood, Famous for its bluebells in spring and it's autumn colours. Here it is catching the sun on a winters morning.Panoramic 21cm X 60cm Print
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 | Skiddaw reflections
Tucked away at the north end of Bassenthwaite Lake is a small woodland walk. In amongst the willows on the foreshore you can catch a glimpse of the lake and valley beyond. The view is always unexpected. I found this mirror calm image in the afternoon light in January. Long Panoramic 100cm x 21cm
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