However it wasn't too long before the mist started to clear and I decided to walk around Derwent Water, a distance of about 9 miles.
It did begin to clear and the views were becoming more and more beautiful.
This was Brassenthwite Lake in the distance and Derwent Water just below me.
On reaching the top you could see the mist hadn't quite cleared. Walking alone meant I had to be extra careful as the last thing I wanted was to fall, so I was watching these wisps of cloud carefully. Luckily for me they disappeared in no time and I was rewarded with the wonderful views of the Lakeland fells.
I descended carefully and continued walking around the Lake and across the river.
The trees created wonderful shadows along the path.
A great place for having a rest.
Then back to where I started Sharing with Our World Tuesday |
Wow, what a fantastic landscape. There are lake , hills, waterfall paradise for walking. And every season is lovely there.
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredibly beautiful place and how wonderful to be able to walk and climb as you did!! Superb captures and what breathtaking views!! Thanks for sharing the beauty! Have a great week!!!
ReplyDeleteIt turned out to be a really great day, and your pictures are wonderful! Thanks for deciding to take the walk anyway; it was well worth it. :-)
ReplyDeletegorgeous countryside...gorgeous photos.
ReplyDeleteYou had quite the hike.
Kudos
Now you're on familiar territory. Good thing you were not up there today and it looks even worse for Tuesday.
ReplyDeleteSo often we hesitate to set off on our own. It takes a bit of courage … and a cell phone handy! You were rewarded, indeed, once the mist disappeared. Yet even with the mist, the area is lovely.
ReplyDeleteMany beautiful and great photos!
ReplyDeleteWonderful landscapes and you've captured them so well.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful series of images.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos of very beautiful countryside. No wonder that has been an inspiration for poets and writers for centuries. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous...every step of the way. Fog and mist are one of my favorite weather! So quiet, so peaceful. And the river sparkling in the filtered sun...the bridge crossing...all such a beautiful way to take us through the heights and views and water!!!
ReplyDeleteThe clouds and mist were pretty but when it cleared off, wow! what views. Nice waterfall on the river.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place for a walk. The views of the countryside and lake are lovely.. Wonderful post, thanks for sharing. Enjoy your new week!
ReplyDeleteGreat nature shots ~ despite the weather ~ Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHappy Week to you.
artmusedog and carol (A Creative Harbor)
Really amazing views !
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place and photos. I was so young when I was in the Lake District that I don't remember it.
ReplyDeletePicture post card photos. Your climb was worth your efforts.
ReplyDeleteYou were brave to hike so far and so HIGH! Wow! Your efforts paid off with absolutely stunning scenery shots. It was fun to see the progression as the mist lifted. (I am thinking you must be very, very fit!)
ReplyDeleteYou were so lucky to have the sun coming through, that makes the view so different.
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous scenery!
ReplyDeleteSigh! Just about my favourite 'this is what the lakes are like' walk!
ReplyDeleteYou are not far wrong with your idea about the building - development started without permission and its been sitting there every since.
Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne (who may be having 'word verification' issues on his blog!!)
The views are magnificent - worth the steep climb!
ReplyDeleteI love the Lake District and don't visit often enough. It was well worth the steep climb up Catbells to see those wonderful views.
ReplyDeleteThe first pics look like Oregon on a rainy fall day. But your day brightened up beautifully. Great views from the climb! Very nice ..beautiful country.
ReplyDeleteWow. The scenery is just breathtaking.
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