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Ashness Bridge - 9408
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The Langdale Pike in the heart of the English Lake District
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The Ullswater Ferry arriving at Pooley Bridge in the English Lakes District National Park on a typically still, calm and overcast winter morning.
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Low clouds roll over lake districts peaks.
Reed beds on the shore of Grasmere Lake, Cumbria, UK
Hawes How island in the middle of Thirlmere lake, Cumbria
The Langdale Pikes in the Lake District National Park, Cumbria, UK. Photograph taken from Blea Tarn on the road between Great Langdale and Little Langdale
Blea Tarn between Great Langdale and Little Langdale in the English Lake District with the Langdale Pikes in the background.
A black and white image portraying a grey overcast day on Derwentwater in the English Lake District
The weather in the English District has a reputation for turning quickly. This image was taken high up in Honister Pass as the clouds started rolling in with torrents of rain.
Low cloudsnover Buttermere Lake in the Lake District National Park, Cumbria, UK.
A toned image portraying the western edge of Buttermere lake in the English Lake District. The 2417 feet mountain Robinson is lurking in the mist beyond on this typical misty but still beautiful Lakeland day.
Tarn Hows in the English Lake District National Park. Looking north west towards the Langdale Pikes in the distance.
A sunny interval breaks through the clouds onto lakeland fells in the English Lake District whilst spring lambs graze in the fields.
A toned image of the Langdale Pike in the heart of the English Lake District
Ashness Bridge in the English Lake District with Derwentwater, Keswick and the mountain of Skiddaw in the background.
Wateer tumbles over rocks under Ashness Bridge in the English Lake District.
The mountain of Skiddaw rise majesticly behind the town of Keswick and the Derwentwater lake in the english Lake District national park.
The mountain of Skiddaw rise majesticly behind the town of Keswick and the Derwentwater lake in the english Lake District national park.
The mountain of Skiddaw rise majesticly behind the town of Keswick and the Derwentwater lake in the english Lake District national park. A dramatic solarisation effect applied to this image showing the light in a whole new spectrum.
A clear sunny day over Derwent Water with Catbells behind. in the English Lake District
The steam ferry 'Gondola' winds its way away from the Lake Road jetty on Coniston lake the English Lake District on a typical misty lakeland winter's day. Launched in 1859 to serve the passengers of the then new Furness Railway.
A toned image of the Ullswater lake ferry arriving at Pooley Bridge landing on a quintessentially quiet moody morning in the English Lake District National Park.
A toned image of the Ullswater lake ferry arriving at Pooley Bridge landing on a quintessentially quiet moody morning in the English Lake District National Park.
Dark clouds gather over Windermere in the English Lake District. Viewed from the top of the Struggle, Kirkstone Pass.
Found in the north west corner of the English Lake District National Park the mountain of Skiddaw is one of the most dramatic of park's peaks.
Skiddaw, Lake District, Cumbria, UK
Cinderdale Beck
Cinderdale Beck tumbles down the southern side of Grasmoor and into Crummock Water in the north west corner of the English Lake District.
Rannerdale, a side valley running into Crummock Water in the English Lake District, offers up a spectacular bluebell display in May each year.
Rannerdale, a side valley running into Crummock Water in the English Lake District, offers up a spectacular bluebell display in May each year.
Rannerdale, a side valley running into Crummock Water in the English Lake District, offers up a spectacular bluebell display in May each year. This picture shows the confluence of Rannerdale Beck, left, with Squat Beck and the edge of the bluebells in the top right.
Rannerdale, a side valley running into Crummock Water in the English Lake District, offers up a spectacular bluebell display in May each year. This picture shows the confluence of Rannerdale Beck, left, with Squat Beck and the edge of the bluebells in the top right.
Rannerdale, a side valley running into Crummock Water in the English Lake District, offers up a spectacular bluebell display in May each year.
Rannerdale, a side valley running into Crummock Water in the English Lake District, offers up a spectacular bluebell display in May each year.
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