Another clear morning followed an unseasonably cold night, so I headed up to Blea Tarn for a gentle stroll as it was a good bet it would be lovely up there today – and I was pleased that I was right! I’m glad I got there relatively early though as the cloud quickly began to build in a similar way to yesterday and brought the rather flat sky with it. Apologies for the amount of similar looking views, I didn’t wander very far!
The Langdale Pikes and Side Pike.
I waited around for the sun to come out, the Langdales to come out of shade and the ripples to cease on the tarn before taking this shot - the Langdale Pikes across Blea Tarn.
Blake Rigg.
More reflection shots.
A panoramic view of Blea Tarn. Select on the image to see a larger version. Of course I had to keep the dogs in the car at Blea Tarn otherwise there would be no reflections, so next it was down the road to Slaters Bridge to give them a bit of a run.
Great Carrs and Greenburn.
Wrynose Fell across Little Langdale Tarn.
Heading down to Slaters Bridge.
Slaters Bridge - it has started to cloud over quite heavily now.
Dougal Doo.
Slaters Bridge from the other side.
Great Intake.
Water Lilies on Greenburn Beck.
Later, more Water Lilies on Loughrigg Tarn but it has almost completely clouded over now.
All Bluebells are blue at Loughrigg Tarn.