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Still stuck in the house with this Flu and relying on old photo's until I am back in action. This one from last year on a cold day on top of Hallin fell.

This is a stitch of 3 shots ..

Holga with soft surround filter

Seasonal Heather providing a colourful foreground to the dramatic Newlands Fells.

FELL IN LOVE MESH BUN

Hiemal Myrle Crop Tee Smitten Kittens

Necklace - Razor Dog Tags - Flowers and Jewels

MeHoney - Shreya shorts - Reborn

Lales. Lala Belt Maze Soft Thighs

KNIFU. Involution Dropped Earring

Lyrium. Kitten Phone - Long Cable

Beacon Fell, Lancashire...whilst out with my love, Nic.

Oh yes I really fell in love for this stunning dress! ♥

And just return at home...

Raising the gold-handled shoe horn while looking at the magnificent dress on the bed that reflects the warm light of the fireplace, she utters the solemn words: I officially name you my favorite dress of the year !!!

- winks -

One of the many beautiful birch trees on Holme Fell.

Skiing up to"Kariknallarna" in Härjedalen, Sweden. What a place!

Place fell, looking large in the distance.

Taken at the start of the Falls in the Clyde Valley, Lanark Scotland

Holme Fell, Lake District, UK

 

© 2017 Paul Newcombe. Don't use without permission.

 

Some lovely breaking afternoon light on Home Fell looking over to the Langdales.

Getting up early for this kind of stuff will always be worth it!

A view through the clearing low cloud from the summit of Grit Fell looking towards Ward's Stone, the highest point in the Forest of Bowland. The cairn is built from the very pale grey gritstone found on this part of the hill.

a brillant violinist playing in chester thanks for looking paul

Near Kirkby Stephen, Cumbria

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Beacon Fell, Lancashire, England.

Bookended as it is 'twixt Skiddaw and Blencathra poor Lonscale Fell has very little attention paid. It deserves more.

The valley on the right is the valley of the Glenderaterra that swells the waters of the River Greta. This it did to great effect in 2015 when Storm Desmond, our extratropical cyclone caused extensive damage to the whole county.

The white building is Derwentfolds, a holiday let.

This is my first visit to the summit of Low Fell in the Cumbrian Lakes, one of the finest views in the Lake District according to Alfred Wainwright and I cannot disagree. It was a fantastic panoramic taken by Stuart McGlennon, a professional photographer and picture framer based in Keswick that gave me the desire to try and replicate what I had seen. it was a very bright sunny day, not the best light for taking a panoramic due to the sun popping in and out of the clouds but I am very happy at the result. I intend to revisit this location over the four seasons and hopefully in kinder lighting conditions.

A savage Winter view over Derwentwater and the freezing fells beyond.

Early evening on top of Low Fell looking down the Crummock Water, Buttermere glacial valley towards the Central Lake District Fells. With some lovely sun lighting the Loweswater meadows in the valley below.

 

It was a fair slog up the steep sides of Low Fell to get this view. The forecast was for 30 per cent cloud, so I was hoping to spend the evening in some nice sun lighting up the scene. However it was clear as I took this shot that there was a large bank of murky weather moving in behind me from the west. So I wandered around taking a few more shots before the weather closed in and descended back to Loweswater. This is a fantastic view point with the fells laid out before your eyes. From the left you have Grassmoor, Whiteless Pike above Crummock Water then the fells around the distant Buttermere in cloud. The mountain in the centre above the right bank of Crummock Water is Mellbreak with the Mosedale Valley to its right and some sunlight catching the slopes of Loweswater Fell and Hen Comb.

 

I did get some shots earlier on the way up where you can see Great Gable above Fleetwith Pike beyond Buttermere, I may post that later. All in all a good evening out, even if conditions were not as good as I was hoping.

Summit of place fell, above ullswater. Sunrise after a nights wild camping.

Smoking sunset - As the setting sun inches towards Waddington Fell, the plume from the kiln chimney at Castle Cement is, for once, a welcome addition to the landscape

Wharfedale, NYorks, UK.

 

Selecting the UP arrow in the top right corner on this pic works quite nicely. The reverse to return :-)

 

Sincere thanks to all who view, comment upon or make a favourite of any of my shots, for they are a help and pleasure in equal measure. Phil

Ravaged by forest fire in Yosemite, California

Taken last year on a little trip up Hallin Fell which never fails to supply those great views.

Belichtung: 1/1000 sec

Blende: f/4.5

Brennweite: 64.5 mm

 

4.4.2015. As Gatesgarthdale Beck tumbles down from Honister, the fells of Red Pike (755m), High Stile (807m) and High Crag (744m) can be seen picked out in the April sunshine.

IMHO the Red Pike ridge is one of the finest fell walks in Lakeland - with superb views of the surrounding fells and valleys.

The stunning lakeside path from Howtown to Patterdale is delicatly etched in snow.

Water rushing downstream from Marymere Falls, Olympic National Park.

Another photograph from yesterdays walk taken from the delightful path that traverses the slopes of Gowbarrow fell....looking out here across the lower reaches of Ullswater

I had this picture for 4 days now and I intended to display it on halloween. Halloween? You must be kidding. I can't wait till tomorrow.

 

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Looking across the Naddle Valley from the Blencathra Centre. Thirlmere and Grasmere to the left , Borrowdale and Keswick to the right.

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