Ullswater in all it's greyness.
Whenever I'm in the UK I like to try and at least get to The Lakes,
even if I don't manage a walk, (a proper one).
One of my favourite places is Ullswater. http://www.visitcumbria.com/pen/ullsw.htm
(I'll see if I can get our other computer to do the link properly, this one still won't highlight words!)
I was only in the UK for a week,
and the weather deteriorated following our walk, (see yesterday's post).
But I was determined to get into The Lakes.
So my sister and I took a trip on what turned out to be a very cold day.
At one point I pointed across the lake to where I thought I saw snow
of all things.
And right enough, on the local news that evening they reported snow having fallen!
Despite the cold and some rain,
Despite the cold and some rain,
we took a walk along the lakeside.
I thought it very considerate of the family in red to stand there
lending a bit of brightness to an otherwise grey pallor.
I don't know whether it was the cold numbing my brain as well as my fingers,
but the lake slopes...
I managed to get it right with this next one.
But I did wonder whether these fishermen felt the cold.
boating yes,
but not sailing.
But I did wonder whether these fishermen felt the cold.
This is one of the steamers that run regularly on the lake. http://www.ullswater-steamers.co.uk/index.shtml
I've travelled on them a few times, and no matter what the weather is like,
it is a lovely way to see the lake and the fells.
3 comments:
Oh how very pretty but it does look cold!
Hej Lynne! I hope this can be helpful, http://bildochfoto.se/2009/01/06/fotoblogg-med-stora-bilder-pa-blogger-tillsammans-med-flickr/
Anna
Even though cold and gray, it still looks like quite a lovely spot.
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