Tuesday, 6 April 2010

Snowy Fells


As promised,
here are some photos from a trip to
The Lake District
that I took with my sister
on the first day of April.


It was particularly spectacular
as it had snowed overnight
making it a winter wonderland
on the fells.


We went to my favourite lake,
then on to
Derwentwater.


It was very cold,
but pretty.




The photo above is looking over to Skiddaw.


Finishing off by


It was lovely to get into the Lakes
and for once the sun was shining.



31 comments:

Anya said...

Wow!!
Wonderful nature shots
its beautiful there :-)

AMZi said...

What a sky!

Claus said...

Oh good heavens...picture #6...breath-taking! Simply wonderful. I have a thing for photographs for snow...it's always sun or rain around here, but no snow, so I'm always amazed by pictures of it. And the lake...beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
*hugs*

Sarah said...

Such beautiful pictures Lynne! I can almost feel the cold! Those snowy fells are spectacular.

Sandi McBride said...

Since it hit 90 here today, those lovely snowy scenes were just what the Doctor ordered!!! Thanks so for sharing
Sandi

Louvregirl said...

Lynne,
These are wonderful pictures. It did look cold! Simply amazing!
Thank you!
lg :)

Steve Gravano said...

Beautiful series. The views are breathtaking.

Connie said...

Such lovely photos, Lynne! Very pretty. I especially like the one with the sun sparkling on the water.

Anonymous said...

You have truly captured the beauty here. Amazing photos Lynne.

Zuzana said...

Absolutely beautiful. You are incredibly talented photographer and capture the beauty of the landscape very well, each time.
Sounds like you had a lovely trip.
xo
Zuzana

Kath said...

That sure looks chilly! I hope you hat your wooly hat and gloves :D

frayed at the edge said...

Fabulous photos!! We usually have lambs in the field across the road from us, but there aren't any this year, and every time we see some when we're out, it's on a stretch of road where we can't stop!!

BadPenny said...

totally stunning - your photos are amazing. I've walked in North Wales but never the lake district.

Sandi said...

Stunning! How lucky you are to be able to visit a beautiful area.

Joanna Jenkins said...

Those snow-covered mountains are AWE-SOME! Great pictures. Thanks for sharing.

jj

Yiota said...

I never get tired of looking at pictures from the countryside. These are beautiful!
PS. The swap is now a giveaway, as not many people showed interest.
xo

Dan said...

Hi there
You popped by my blog, so I thought I'd call round to yours. Those pictures of the Lake District are superb, and I'd love to visit the shop you went to in Keswick. That picture looking towards Skiddaw makes you feel chilly just looking at it!
Lovely pics of your pups too!
Best wishes
Dan
-x-

...Nina Nixon... said...

Spectacluar pictures and breath taking views.

Happy belated Easter,

Nina x

MarmaladeRose said...

Hello Lynne,
Just wanted to say thank you for your kind words and encouragement. It's much appreciated. The bobbin thread is by Guterman and is just called bobbin thread, as far as I know it only comes in black or white. As I said though, you get twice as much on the bobbin, it's a bit finer than the ordinary machine thread.
You can obviously get other makes and they are just as good.
If you email me your contact details, I'll send you a bobbin to try. fiona@marmaladerose.co.uk

Sarah said...

I love the new header Lynne. Thanks for all your comments! The trouble is with me-I am busy-but not with the things I should be busy with-ie school work! I am putting it off till I go back on Monday!
Have a lovely weekend!

Kat Mortensen said...

Your blog is lovely and your photos are magnificent!
I love your gorgeous greyhounds too!

Thanks for visiting, Poetikat's Invisible Keepsakes and for your kind comment.

I'll be back!

Kat

P.S. Have you ever visited The Dog House blog?

noelle said...

fabulous photos as always! a lovely time you had i think x x

Leah said...

lovely photos, as usual - thanks for posting them!

harmony and rosie said...

Hi Lynne, thanks for coming a-visiting. I don't really know the Lake District but your beautiful photos have given me a very good idea and I love the narrower ones you've printed, they really add to the drama of it all, I think. I do know that sticky toffee pudding originated from Ullswater, I expect they make a big thing of that up there!

I'm off to look through some more posts but the photo of the Easter bunny really caught my eye, I love it.

Kate x

Sarah said...

That Blue Peter model sounds good Lynne. Thanks for the tip!

do you mind if i knit said...

I love the Lake District. I went there for the first time a few years ago, and fell in love with the landscape. I thought Northumberland was beautiful, but had to admit, the Lake District is special. Fantastic photos, what gorgeous landscape. Love Vanessa xxx

kendalee said...

Just popping in to say Hi! - hope you're keeping well and feeling toastier than you were when these pics were taken. And thank you for the warm wishes Lynne, they made me smile... I can't wait to be properly back online again - amazing how much I miss it :) x

Teresa said...

Hi Lynne!

What fabulous photos. Such gorgeous scenery! I'm green with envy :-)

Anonymous said...

Hi Lynne, I have missed hearing from you - hope you are doing well. I have a new blog - hope you'll visit when you have the time.

Sarah said...

Hi Lynne, How are you? I hope all is well and you are enjoying the Spring.
Sarah x

Rosa-Munda said...

Hi Lynne,
Sending my best wishes, hope you're okay. Ros x