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A Stay In The Lake District #7
Descending Cat Bells
Been following this series from day one? Then you’ll know this is the seventh post. It relates to our return walk on our fourth day in the area. New to the series? You’ll find links to earlier posts at the end.
The descent from the summit of Cat Bells is around 1215 feet (about 370 metres) in terms of the drop. In terms of distance, it really depends on which route you select, but our walk back was just short of 2 miles (3 km).
The main path back down is easy to spot once you’re at the summit. But you need to know different routes lead away from there. What you seek is the path that immediately tends downward, to the left. Others take you to different destinations. Click here to continue to read this free of charge on Medium
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A Stay In The Lake District #7
Descending Cat Bells
Been following this series from day one? Then you’ll know this is the seventh post. It relates to our return walk on our fourth day in the area. New to the series? You’ll find links to earlier posts at the end.
The descent from the summit of Cat Bells is around 1215 feet (about 370 metres) in terms of the drop. In terms of distance, it really depends on which route you select, but our walk back was just short of 2 miles (3 km).
The main path back down is easy to spot once you’re at the summit. But you need to know different routes lead away from there. What you seek is the path that immediately tends downward, to the left. Others take you to different destinations. Click here to continue to read this free of charge on Medium
I’ve been doing this for a while now. I’d be interested to know how readers react to this. If you have an opinion about the way I’m currently sharing non-writing topics here on the blog, please let me know. Would you prefer the full post to be placed here on my website, or are you happy to visit it on Medium. Please use the comments space below to give your opinion. Thank you.Rate This
#CreativeWriting #LakeDistrict #Photography #Tourism #Travel #Writing -
A Stay In The Lake District #7
Descending Cat Bells
Been following this series from day one? Then you’ll know this is the seventh post. It relates to our return walk on our fourth day in the area. New to the series? You’ll find links to earlier posts at the end.
The descent from the summit of Cat Bells is around 1215 feet (about 370 metres) in terms of the drop. In terms of distance, it really depends on which route you select, but our walk back was just short of 2 miles (3 km).
The main path back down is easy to spot once you’re at the summit. But you need to know different routes lead away from there. What you seek is the path that immediately tends downward, to the left. Others take you to different destinations. Click here to continue to read this free of charge on Medium
I’ve been doing this for a while now. I’d be interested to know how readers react to this. If you have an opinion about the way I’m currently sharing non-writing topics here on the blog, please let me know. Would you prefer the full post to be placed here on my website, or are you happy to visit it on Medium. Please use the comments space below to give your opinion. Thank you.Rate This
#CreativeWriting #LakeDistrict #Photography #Tourism #Travel #Writing -
A Stay In The Lake District #7
Descending Cat Bells
Been following this series from day one? Then you’ll know this is the seventh post. It relates to our return walk on our fourth day in the area. New to the series? You’ll find links to earlier posts at the end.
The descent from the summit of Cat Bells is around 1215 feet (about 370 metres) in terms of the drop. In terms of distance, it really depends on which route you select, but our walk back was just short of 2 miles (3 km).
The main path back down is easy to spot once you’re at the summit. But you need to know different routes lead away from there. What you seek is the path that immediately tends downward, to the left. Others take you to different destinations. Click here to continue to read this free of charge on Medium
I’ve been doing this for a while now. I’d be interested to know how readers react to this. If you have an opinion about the way I’m currently sharing non-writing topics here on the blog, please let me know. Would you prefer the full post to be placed here on my website, or are you happy to visit it on Medium. Please use the comments space below to give your opinion. Thank you.Rate This
#CreativeWriting #LakeDistrict #Photography #Tourism #Travel #Writing -
A Stay In The Lake District #7
Descending Cat Bells
Been following this series from day one? Then you’ll know this is the seventh post. It relates to our return walk on our fourth day in the area. New to the series? You’ll find links to earlier posts at the end.
The descent from the summit of Cat Bells is around 1215 feet (about 370 metres) in terms of the drop. In terms of distance, it really depends on which route you select, but our walk back was just short of 2 miles (3 km).
The main path back down is easy to spot once you’re at the summit. But you need to know different routes lead away from there. What you seek is the path that immediately tends downward, to the left. Others take you to different destinations. Click here to continue to read this free of charge on Medium
I’ve been doing this for a while now. I’d be interested to know how readers react to this. If you have an opinion about the way I’m currently sharing non-writing topics here on the blog, please let me know. Would you prefer the full post to be placed here on my website, or are you happy to visit it on Medium. Please use the comments space below to give your opinion. Thank you.Rate This
#CreativeWriting #LakeDistrict #Photography #Tourism #Travel #Writing -
https://www.europesays.com/videos/75588/ Locals driven to frustration by road works | ITV News Border #AndyBurnham #CampfieldMarsh #Carlisle #CarlisleUnited #Creetown #Cumbria #Dalbeattie #Dumfries&Galloway #Frizington #itv #ItvNews #ITVNewsInFull #LakeDistrict #ospreys #RSPB #ScottishBorders #SolarEclipse
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If you have a spare half hour this film, which I saw at the Christchurch leg of the Banff Mountain Film Festival tour, is worth your time.
https://youtu.be/I_bVHR1sRyY?si=FpGzGWkdP8LH56ue
Here are some hashtags but don't let them put you off, the film is about them, but it's really a love story.
#LakeDistrict #Cumbria #FellRunning #Wainwrights #cinema #film #DogsOfMastodon
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Maybe a trip to the #LakeDistrict next? Joanna E. Taylor & Ian N. Gregory present this innovative, interdisciplinary study bringing together #LiteraryStudies on #Literature & #History of the Lake District 1622-1900, with tools from geography & #digitalhumanities
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LifeNextDaily News!
🚀⚡️💰 Ready for breathtaking views? Experience the magic of the Lake District and conquer Troutbeck Tongue! #Wainwrights #LakeDistrict #HikingClick here↓↓↓
https://lifenextdaily.com/2025/05/10/conquering-troutbeck-tongue-a-lake-district-adventure -
Wheelbarrow
In the garden at Hilltop
#history #nationaltrust #hilltop #wheelbarrow #beatrixpotter #cumbria #lakedistrict #photography #photographer #woodwork
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Hilltop
Home to Beatrix Potter, and where the inspiration for some of her book's settings.
https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/lake-district/hill-top
#history #nationaltrust #hilltop #brass #beatrixpotter #machinery #cumbria #lakedistrict #photography #photographer #woodwork
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Berries
Seems a little early but we're seeing wild berries ripening
#naturephotography #nature #landscapephotography #naturephotography #cumbria #lakedistrict #photography #photographer #flower #sunshine #berries #flowerslovers #macrophotography
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Flowers of Wordsworth House
Really beautiful garden of flowers there.
Music from #Uppbeat
https://uppbeat.io/t/jonny-easton/rise-of-the-flower#naturephotography #nature #landscapephotography #naturephotography #cumbria #lakedistrict #photography #photographer #flower #sunshine #flowerphotography #reel @your_lakedistrict #flowerslovers #flowersandmacro
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Derbyshire big cat: Recent sightings in the county as DNA confirms there is a big cat in the UK
https://www.derbyshiretimes.co.uk/news/environment/derbyshire-big-cat-recent-sightings-in-the-county-as-dna-confirms-there-is-a-big-cat-in-the-uk-4633229#Derbyshire
#Cats
#Cat
#BigCat
#DNA
#Panthera
#LakeDistrict
#BlackLeopard
#Leopard
#Lynx
#WhiteEdge
#PeakDistrict
#ThreeShiresHead
#Staffordshire
#Cheshire
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#LakeDistrict mountainHigh Street’s main claim to fame is that it is so named because a Roman road between Ambleside and Brougham (near Penrith) ran over it. It makes for a great walk with super views. Details at tinyurl.com/2u2ckhmv
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Jessie sits beside the trig point on Skiddaw from our walk taking in Bakestall and Skiddaw https://www.walklakes.co.uk/walk_178.html
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Views from High House Tarn. Iconic peaks recognisable from all angles 🗻
#highhousetarn
#glaramara
#seathwaite #borrowdale #lakedistrict #hiking #mountains #langdalepikes #langdales #fells #wainwrights #wainwrightswalks #hikelakedistrict #tarn #mountainwalk #navigation #outdoorgirls #soloadventure #solohike #photogaghy #landscape #landscapephoto #outdoor -
That view as you descend from Esk Hause 😍👌. Only a few weeks to wait until another whole week of Lake District fells to be walked 😎
#lakedistrict #greatgable #greengables #wainwrights #hiking #eskhause #thegables #hike #walks #nationalpark #walking #hikinggirl #girlswhohike #outdoorgirls #womenwhohike #adventure #adventuregirl #ordnancesurvey #osmaps #mountains #mountainlife #lovelakedistrict #lovehiking #getoutside #photography #PhotoOfDay #lakelandphotography #nature #landscapephotography
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Looking down on Styhead Tarn from the top of the Corridor Route on our walk https://www.walklakes.co.uk/walk_208.html
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Landscapes from the other weekend on Carrock Fell via Rake Trod onto Round Knott, Miton Hill, Drygill Head and Great Lingy Hill. Views over to Bowscale Fell, Coomb Height, Blencathra and many of the north western fells. Superb day, so lucky to have chosen yet another weekend of snow!
#carrockfell
#wainwrights
#bothy #mosedale #snow #winter #hikeBritain #hikergirl #hiking #walks #walking #adventure #landscapephotography #landscape #photography #lakedistrict #cumbria #girlswhohike #mountain