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Albums about lake-district

published by livabuff
photos of various places I've visited.
published by chrisrod100
Some of my favourite photographs,all are HIGH RESOLUTION photographs in 4 x 3 format to better fit the as screensavers, best viewed in FULL SIZE to appreciate the detail. (ALL IMAGES UPLOADED SINCE DEC 2007.)
published by stephenwoolley
Selected digital photographs
published by jillbatchelor
The first day of our holiday and we walked from our cottage in Little Arrow to Dow Crag.
published by mplatts
Autumn colours around Tarn Hows and Kelly Hall Tarn in the Lake District
published by mplatts
Wandering with a camera in the Lake District - Autumn tints
published by shellmash
A weekend in the "lovely" weather of the English Lake District
published by mplatts
A nice morning gave us the opportunity to take the steamer to Howtown and walk back to Glenridding taking in the beautiful colours of autumn.
published by imansell
The kentmere Round in Cumbria started off cloudy then cleared to reveal wonderful panoramic views
published by imansell
Heart of the lakes climbing Fells such as Great gable, Middle Fell, Illgill Head & Whin Rigg
published by imansell
Fells lakeland haystacks and Buttermere
published by imansell
walk round Souther Fell
published by nookybear22
published by TheViewFrom
You can get more info about Red Squirrels in Cumbria and the north of England at www.saveoursquirrels.org.uk. If you're old enough to remember the Tufty Club, I've just found that it still exists at www.tuftyclub.org.uk.
published by kathjones100
Pictures from the Lake District and Northumberland
published by Paulenmieke
Bariloche en omgeving.
published by jaayy2
camping in the lakes, somerset etc all in britain.
published by mscc61
A selection of pictures taken from my recent trip to the Lake District with my brother Mark and my best friend Alex Scott
published by wrongvalley
16th November Walk Dockray, Hart Side, Green Side, Stybarrow Dodd, Great Dodd, Calfhow Pike, Clough Head,
published by wrongvalley
20-Apr-03 Walk. Grasmere to Sergeant Man.
published by wrongvalley
29-Dec-2001 Walk.
published by wrongvalley
Coniston Old Man and Fairfield
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10 Feb 2002 walk
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Aug 4th 2002
published by wrongvalley
26-Oct-02-5hrs. Grasmoor,Crag Hill,Wandope,Whiteless Pike,Rannerdale Knotts
published by wrongvalley
07-dec-02 Ullscarf and High Raise 5.5 hours
published by wrongvalley
Langdale Pikes, 29-Dec-02, 5 hours. Route: New Dungeon Ghyll, Loft Crag, Pike of Stickle, Harrison Stickle,Pavey Ark, Stickle Tarn, New Dungeon Ghyll
published by wrongvalley
07-Feb-03
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22-Mar-03
published by wrongvalley
Red Screes - 29 December 2003
published by wrongvalley
18 Oct 2003 Walk Scafell Pike from old Dungeon Gill at Langdale. Time taken, 7hours 18 minutes.
published by wrongvalley
Cat Bells, Dale Head, Hindscarth
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Walla Crag
published by wrongvalley
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Buttermere Trio - 23 April 2005
published by wrongvalley
Helvellyn
published by wrongvalley
Great Gable 07-July-2006
published by chrisj_varley
Lake District - Dec 05
published by chesca44
These are some of my photos of an area of outstanding beauty.Unfortunately I didnt get a chance to photograph half as much as I would have hoped as the rain and the fog put an end to that. I have decided to include all photos in the one album this time an
published by davidmeiklejohn
Some scenic shots I took on my holiday in the Lake District - June 2000
published by castellygwynt
Englands Highest Mountain
published by pazkaz1
Trip to Grizedale Forest,nr Ulverston,Lake District 7th-9th April 2007
published by ChrisinBlackpool
Pictures taken with our new Nikon D40
published by merseygolfnews
published by petecox
General Landscape and CityScape pictures around the English Lake District
published by movieman106
Lake District
published by flawedwings
Walking across England and meanwhile asorbing the zen of the British landscape and the American Chip Lee. Check out Wainwright's 'Coast to Coast Walk,' (Google it) for more details
published by maldrac
Mountain scenes from the UK Lake District, Skidaw, Ulfa, Wansfell & Windermere, Long Meg stone circle
published by zhonghuang
London, Cambridge, Windsor and Lake district in UK
published by mountainmonkeys
Date: 29/10/04 Members: Chris, Andy, Martin Route: Helvellyn via Striding Edge from Glenridding and up St Sunday Crag. Mountains: Helvellyn, St Sunday Crag Time: 7.5 hours Terrain: Grade 1 scramble on Striding Edge in the cloud and a hard day's hike back
published by mountainmonkeys
Mountain Monkeys 2005 Lake District Trip
published by harspa
Hegymászás a Lake District-ben
published by jaynehill
18th - 23rd March
published by jaynehill
Huge thanks to Ann & Roger (and John & Jo) without whom I would not have known of this walk - a perfect excursion for Pauline into beautiful and deserted area.
published by jaynehill
Loweswater Show, MIL's first walk, Mellbecks (and some touristy piccies for Joan!)and general pottering. On our last day Ollie was tired, and there was little likelihood that any walk would be better than the Eskdale Excursion, so we played at Blea Tarn
published by jaynehill
No disrespect to my holiday companions, but the very best days of all are when I walk alone.
published by jaynehill
Pauline's first proper "out all day" walk.
published by jaynehill
published by jaynehill
Two weeks with not a drop of rain, but sadly very heavy haze in the second week which cut down the views. AW said "all who truly love Lakeland are exiles when away from it" and I'd rather be in a hazy Lake District than a clear anywhere else!
published by jaynehill
published by jaynehill
Barrow/Outerside, Haystacks/Brandreth/Grey Knotts, and Dale Head/Robinson/Hindscarth
published by fornside01
published by fornside01
In October 2007 a group of friends (and dogs) joined Jo Hall when she completed her round of the 214 Wainwrights. The route went from The Old Coach Road in St Johns in the Vale via Clough Head, Great Dodd, Watson's Dodd, Stybarrow Dodd and finished on Ra
published by fornside01
A walk from the Patterdale Valley up Deepdale and then via Greenhow End to Scrubby Crag, Hart Crag and Dove Crag. Then descending via the Stand Crags ridge to Dovedale and Brothers Water. The walk finished in the dark! The ascent via Greenhow End and t
published by fornside01
A walk on a grey November day from Thackthwaite in the Vale of Lorton over Fellbarrow and the neighbouring Loweswater Fell, finishing at Oak Cottage Loweswater.
published by fornside01
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A frosty walk over my local fell, High Rigg a few days before Christmas. We were nearing the end of a week of wonderful high pressure with blue skies and frost every day.
published by fornside01
A walk from Patterdale up Grisedale to Grisedale Tarn and then up St Sunday Crag and back to Patterdale via Thornhow End. The day was mainly dry but there were remnants of the previous week's snow on the tops.
published by fornside01
A walk on 4 Jan 2008 in snow from my house in St Johns in the Vale up the Fornside "peat track" to Clough Head. Then via White Pike to the Old Coach Road and then back via Bridge House along the floor of the valley
published by fornside01
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a winter walk from Threlkeld up Doddick Fell over Blencathra summit ridge and down Blease Fell
published by fornside01
A short walk on a grey afternoon in late January 2008. We parked at the foot of Ennerdale.
published by fornside01
A sort walk in February sunshine over Low Rigg and High Rigg
published by fornside01
There are 214 Wainwright fells. Jill Rowland had 23 left to climb, this walk in windy conditions over High Tove and Armboth Fell reduced the number to 21. We also included a diversion to the excellent viewpoint of Fisher Crag perched above Thirlmere.
published by fornside01
A walk from Stonycroft in the Newlands valley, over Causey Pike, Scar Crags, Sail and Eel Crag. Returning via Coledale Hause and then a climb up to High Moss to rejoin the miners track back to Stonycroft.
published by mint_icecream
beautiful flowers, mountains, lakes etc... =)
published by leftwinguk
My last day in the Lakes this year started a bit grey and unpromising. I needed a short walk before the long drive home, so Grange Fell from Watendlath was just the job! My reward was peace and quiet, an almost empty hamlet, and a change in the weather t
published by matthewstockwell
Just some pictures ive took from The lake District
published by matthewj2525
photos taken from around the lake district
published by Tanya2576
fall scenics, mountains, scenery & nature, Lake District, England
published by JeanetteLP
Took the train up north!
published by raysgreatpics
On Lake Ullswater here are some fine images of the lake and of Glenridding village.
published by om1975
Cumbria is a beautiful district in UK.Its loaded with huge Lakes and great Mountains.
published by paddler112
published by Summitseeker_uk
A travers of the High Stile Ridge starting with Red Pike along to High Stile and the decent down Scarth Gap Pass after topping High Crag - from the outset low cloud would mean not great views for most of the day but the sun broke through on the decent.
published by pre02
A classic Wainwright walk in the English Lake District. Done with three good friends on a day of low cloud in October 04
published by pre02
The day started and ended with a journey on the launch across Derwent Water from Keswick. In between was a circular walk up on to Cat bells across to High Spy and rreturning up Borrowdale.
published by janeon
Ascent of Scarfell Easter 2004
published by richardsvans
A beautifull wall in Cumbria.
published by jillbatchelor2
Last October we spent a few days in our favourite part of England the Lake District. These are just a few of the many pictures I took between the 17th and 21st October 2006
published by jillbatchelor2
I took so many pictures while in the Lakes in August these are just a few of my personal favourites I will be adding to as I work my way through the many I took so keep coming back for more :o)
published by jillbatchelor2
This walk is one I've wanted to do for a long time We had never been here before and this valley is so remote and only accessable on foot. The walk gently takes you to Upper Eskdale and England 's highest mountains
published by Lakes_Lover
A beautiful morning and our first walk of the week gave us a fantastic inversion.
published by greatbrittain83
Day-Trip to the Lake District, including Windermere, Grasmere (Dove Cottage, Wordsworth Grave), Hawkshead (Wordsworth grammar school), Near Sawrey (Hill Top and Castle Farms), Coniston, and the Tarn Hows.
published by katz437
Lake District
published by katz437
Lakes, Mountains, Nature
published by paveyark
A walk, taking in Pike O'Blisco, Cold Pike, Crinkle Crags and Bowfell
published by katz437
Autumn IN LAKES
published by paveyark
published by alandalley
Yearly visit to Ennerdale Youth Hostel

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picture: England - A Rare Sunspot in the Lake District
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