Start point: High Nibthwaite (SD 294 897)
Brock Barrow (OF) from High Nibthwaite
Distance: 1.5 miles Total Ascent: 175 metres Time Taken: 45 minutes Start Time: 09:30
Weather: Warm and hazy. 18°C
Summer has returned to the Lake District and it has been warmer than warm this week. I have not been doing much walking this week but have been out and about with my camera as shown in the first set of shots. Today I had a short walk up to Brock Barrow at the southern end of Coniston Water.
I couldn't resist this scene on Tuesday...
...I thought it looked like one of those scenes from yesteryear.
A mirror finish on Coniston Water at Parkamoor Jetty.
Perfect.
Beacon Fell from the jetty.
The Coniston fells.
Coniston Water.
Coniston Bluebells - about to be overtaken by the bracken.
Looking good in the sunshine though. Tuesday was also (bad?) haircut day for the boys and with the threatened good weather coming, they needed it.
Shaking out the cobwebs at Roanhead.
Bath time. On Wednesday, it was a real scorcher...
The Langdale Pikes from Elter Water.
A good place to be.
The Langdale Pikes. On with the walk...
All is calm at Lake Bank, the mist is just starting to burn off and you can see it up to the right. Also missing are the Coniston fells, still hidden by the mist to the north.
Another day of perfect reflections.
Beautiful.
Climbing from Nibthwaite, Beacon Fell is over the rooftops but to the right the mist is clearing from the Coniston fells now.
Climbing higher looking across Allan Tarn to the big bank of fog sitting over the edge of the coast.
The steep way up.
The Coniston fells from Brock Barrow.
It is slightly hazy today but very warm up here.
The view from the second cairn.
Looking down on Coniston Water.
The Old Man and Wetherlam reflected.
The long tongues and short fur tell the tale of the thermometer today.
Back down at Nibthwaite, looking across to Beacon Fell.
Up periscope.