A clue to where we are going heading along the street of the same name.

Hidden amongst the gardens is a footpath to Post Knott.

We've made it through the woods and it has stopped raining on Post Knott. Casper and Connie are both showing off their StridingEdge wristbands as well!

Windermere from Post Knott.

Coniston Old Man in the distance.

Over the stile on the way to Brant Fell.

The Far Eastern fells from the top of Brant Fell.

Stormy over Windermere.

Looking south along the mere.

Contemplation for the princess.

Belle Isle House on Belle Isle, Windermere.

The head of Windermere.

Back in Ash Street in Bowness, the sun has come out.

Back at Love the Lakes

On the way to Bowness I could tell there would be an inversion over Windermere so I took a short detour up the Gummer's How road to check conditions.

The view to the south-west with The Hoad monument at Ulverston visible.

Summer House Knott across Lakeside. After the short drive to Bowness via Love the Lakes, I walked the short distance up Brantfell Road.

Heading for Post Knott and rising through the mist.

The seat on the top of Post Knott.

Brant Fell ahead.

There was even a bit of blue sky around but not much sunshine was getting through.

It remained cold and frozen throughout the walk and the conditions weren't the best for getting a good photo.

The posts on Brant Fell.

Wansfell and Brantfell Farm.

Looking north along the Windermere temperature inversion.

Claife Heights across Windermere.

Brant Fell.

The snow capped central fells look a bit brighter than here.

Looking to the Fairfield group of fells.