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Boathouse on Wastwater The southwest end of Wastwater is much less travelled than that closer to the mountains but affords some glorious views of its own. I love this boathouse tucked away where hardly anyone will ever see it and beyond, in the distance, the majesty of Yewbarrow, Kirkfell and Great Gable.	Borrowdale Watermill This fabulous old Watermill is hidden away in the woods beneath Bessyboot and near Seatoller. I have been twice to get this and other images. The first time the river that serviced the mill was in spate and I could not get to a prime photography position, but I could the second. I will most certainly go again.	Gable Beck The wooden bridge over Gable Beck and below Great Gable looking towards Styhead. Note the single tree in the midst of the wilderness of rocks and stones.
The Buttermere Tree Mono image of the lone tree on the shore of Buttermerre looking towards Fleetwith Pike as the sun bursts over the shoulder of High Crag.	Distant Blencathra Returning from the Buttermere valley via Newlands Hause this view of Blencathra opened up. The first snows of winter dusting the top of the fell and layers of sunlight in the valleys between us.	Fleetwith Pike Summit One of the two summit cairns on Fleetwith Pike. A fabulous view down to the buttermere valley with Buttermere, Crummock Water and Loweswater all in view.
Rannerdale Knotts The diminutive but fabulous Rannerdale Knotts seen across Crummock Water in the northwest Lakes	Skiddaw Massif Looking across Tewet Tarn in the northern Lake District towards the Skiddaw Massif. Apart from the merest sliver of snowy cap Skiddaw itself is just out of view on this image but Lonscale Fell and Skiddaw Little Man are seen below a glowering sky.	The Buttermere Tree One of the most photographed trees in the UK with Fleetwith Pike in the distance.
Brothers Water A very cold morning at Brothers Water and a fence post coated with frost in the foreground.	Grasmere Looking north from Loughrigg Terrace over Grasmere towards Dunmail Raise on a beautiful Spring morning.	Kelly Hall Tarn and Coniston Hills This beautiful small tarn is seen in Autumnal setting with Coniston Old Man and Dow Crag in full view about five miles away to the north.
Troutbeck Church Daffodils aplenty in the churchyard at Troutbeck with Sallows and Sour Hows looking on in the background.	The Langdale Pikes The Pikes in shadow, typically, but sunlight floods the valley floor and Side Pike.	Grasmere Village The village of Grasmere nestled under the Helvellyn masif.
Fingers of Light On a stormy day on my way up Skiddaw, I turned around to see this sight. Two brilliant shafts of sunlight illuminating Thirlmere and a snowy Helvellyn left of frame	The Napes on Great Gable View from Westmoreland Cairn on Great Gable to the Napes area, and the valley floor half a mile below. Wasdale is to the right of the frame and Scafell massif is opposite.	Britain's Favourite View The view along Wast Water to the group of fells at Wasdale Head, including Yewbarrow, Great Gable, Lingmell and Scafell Pike.
Cumbrian Meadow A meadow ablaze with buttercups, with the Coniston fells in the background.	Brothers Water A very cold January morning at Brothers Water in the eastern Lakes looking towards a superbly reflected High Hartsop Dodd.	Ambleside Ambleside seen from above on Wansfell Pike.
Wasdale and Wast Water A beautiful Winters day in my favourite place. Looking across Wast Water to the circle of hills around Wasdale Head. Yebarrow, Great Gable, Lingmell and Scafell Pike all in view.	Panorama from Moses Trod A view from Moses Trod en-route to Great Gable looking north towards Ennerdale and Crummock Water. A large annotated panorama.	Stanley Force Waterfall Stanley Force waterfall in the Eskdale valley, with the blurred waters falling into a turquoise pool surrounded by high, inaccessible cliffs.
Swiss Cottage Boathouse The Duke of Portland boathouse on Ullswater, from Pooley Bridge.	Pastel Scenic Fields south of Coniston, with a mist rising.	Lane Leading to Brothers Water Black and white image of a dirt lane leading down to Brothers Water. Selective focus on the nearest fence post with focus falling off in the background.
Langdale Pikes A burst of sunshine lights the Langdales as clouds gather.	Lonesome Pine A stunted pine tree at Lanty Tarn in the southern Lakes near Coniston. Contrasting greens, and the brilliant blue sky overhead.	The Hoad Monument The local landmark over Ulverston in the south Lakes.
Tewet Tarn Panorama taking in Tewet Tarn in the northern Lakes with Skiddaw, Skiddaw Little Man and Blencathra in the background.	Trees A simple image of tall trees with sunlight illuminating the background.	Blencathra over Tewet Tarn The northern giant, Blencathra, as seen across Tewet Tarn on a fine early Spring day.
Wastwater and the Screes The full length of the Wastwater Screes as seen from near the south top of Yewbarrow. Two climbers give scale to the image.	The Hoad Through the Ulverston chimney tops towards The Hoad Monument.	Buttermere and Fleetwith Pike Mono Image of Buttermere and down the length of the water to Fleetwith Pike.
Glorious Stormy day viewed from Skiddaw with shafts of golden sunlight on St Johns In The vale.	View from Loughrigg A view north from the summit trig point on Loughrigg Fell, above Grasmere. Skiddaw is in the far distance.	Yewbarrow The classic Lakeland mountain, Yewbarrow in Wasdale, with Great Gable in the background.
Buttercups in Spring A vibrant field of colourful buttercups with the Coniston fells in the background. Focus on foreground only.	High Rigg Panorama Through the gap between High Rigg on the left and The Dodds on the right, to Blencathra.	Wasdale Head Inn The iconic inn situated at Wasdale Head with the Pillar group of fells in the background, and in cloud.
Helvelyn from Place Fell A gloriously snowy day on Place Fell from the trig column looking across to Helvelyn and the Edges.	Langdales From Low Wood View across Windermere from the Low Wood Hotel. The view is annotated with the names of the fells added. Available small sized only	Helvellyn from Place Fell Panorama An annotated panorama from Place Fell with all the Helvelyn range of fells revealed and named.
View From Crinkle Crags A superb view from Crinkle Crags along Oxendale towards Great Langdale with the Pikes on the left of frame. A large panoramic shot packed with detail.	Woodland Glade A secluded woodland glade and waterfall at Stanley Force in the Eskdale valley.	Helvellyn in Winter A close up view of Helvellyn with Striding Edge on the left and Swiral Edge and Catstycam on the right.
Path to Bell Rib Trees on the skyline leading to Bell Rib and the top of Yewbarrow. The eagle eyed will spot a single walker on the path.	Birks Bridge Birks Bridge and a turquoise pool, in the south Lakes near Seathwaite. The waters are blurred by a longer shutter speed than usual.

Cumbrian Meadow

A meadow ablaze with buttercups, with the Coniston fells in the background.