The ‘Atlantis’ boulders of Thirlmere. Long used by rock climbers for training on, they present a selection of short, hard climbing problems. The lower the water in the reservoir, the more problems become available. In this photo the water level is rising and is already too high. A few days
Sunny day at the beach Film and Development details on My Ipernity Cumbria, July 2013
Similar to a previous post but I quite like this composition Film and development details on My Ipernity Maryport, Cumbria, July 2013
In Fisher Ghyll (see yesterdays post for explanation) Film and development details on My Ipernity St. Johns in the Vale, Cumbria, July 2013
Film and development details on My Ipernity Near St. John’s in the Vale, Lake District, Cumbria, July 2013 Dictionary explanation for anyone not familiar with the word ‘Ghyll’ World English Dictionary gill or ghyll 3 (ɡɪl) — n 1. a narrow stream; rivulet 2. a wooded ravine 3. ( capital when
Look hard! You can just make out the buildings in the centre of the frame. Straight scan – resized and sharpened More info at My Ipernity Cumbria, July 2013
The seafront at Maryport looking across the Solway Firth to Scotland which is obscured by huge banks of cumulus cloud. Film and development details on My Ipernity Cumbria, July 2013
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