Hiking in the Lake District

[Millhouse]

Spent a very pleasant day hiking in the Lake District yesterday.

Panorama of Lake Derwent

Came across a mountain biker who had come off his bike. He had patched his wounds, but had no pain killers. Used Vic Huntsman scissors to cut him a strip of Ibuprofen.

In the evening, dropped by the Watermill in Ings for dinner. Best pub in the Lakes. With no street lighting, used my Zebralight H51 to light the way from the car. First time I have used the light, quite impressed with it.

 

[kgd]

Those are some beautiful shots! I love the one with the boat and rippling waves behind it. Great landscapes as well.

 

[euroross]

I wish I was there right now! That area is very beautiful!

 

[WILLIAM.M]

Great Photos

Thanks for posting

 

[JohnnyO]

Great pics and a beautiful boat. You don't get to see many nice wood boats anymore.

 

[baldtaco-II]

Weird considering I've been up there a few times that it wasn't 'till very recently I discovered that is the only actual lake there. Blame Steven Fry for pedantry. Some lovely shots with ye olde weather creeping in and all.

 

[Mistwalker]

Some awesome photos Millhouse, more than one are stunners. Glad to see you over this way, thanks for sharing the photos!

 

[MountainBilly]

Thanks, very nice to see current pictures of this historic area.

 

[TheGame]

I love pics of streams. Always soothing to see and hear them trickling.

Thanks for the pics.

 

[lambertiana]

Spent a very pleasant day hiking in the Lake District yesterday.

Panorama of Lake Derwent

This picture is a keeper!

 

[Walkabout]

Beautiful pics of some beautiful countryside.

Thanks for sharing.

 

[neeman]

Let hear it for hiking (and watercoloring) in the Lake District


Looking at Haystack from the Honister Head above Buttermere