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A lovely 1950’s or 60’s scene on the A82 in Glen Coe in Scotland. The photographer is looking South-West with Bidean Nam Bian in the background. The cars are parked in what is now the 'Three Waters Waterfall' parking place. From a family negative.

Nice day out - 10 miles around Ambleside to practice some photography. Loads of raw images to process. This was taken with my phone - sorry!

Nestled in the heart of Somerset, England, Glastonbury is a town that exudes an air of mystery and enchantment. Known for its rich history, spiritual significance, and legendary tales, Glastonbury attracts visitors from all over the world who are eager to explore its ancient sites and immerse themselves in its mystical atmosphere.

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A little walk around Glastonbury town, the Abbey, and Tor and the Chalice Well and Garden.

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Fancy walking Coniston Old Man in the beautiful Lake District? This classic circular route is via Walner Scar Road.

The Old Man of Coniston The Old Man of Coniston stands at 803ms. It is believed that ‘Old Man’ is from the Gaelic ‘Alt Maen’ meaning ‘high stone’. walk this Lake District classic!

Pen y Fan (known as ‘The Fan’ even though the pronunciation is more like ‘Pen a Van’) is the highest and arguably most significant mountain in the glorious ‘Brecon Beacons’ in South Wales. This National Park is now known as the Bannau Brycheiniog, or ‘the Bannau’ for short.

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Visiting Keswick in the Lake District? This easy 4km / 2 hour circular walk will complement any day out. Explore the historic market town of Keswick and marvel at the beauty of the Lake District and Derwentwater from 3 amazing viewpoints. This route includes the viewpoint at Crow Park (as per the main picture), the famous Friar's Crag, and the wonderful vantage point at Castle Head.

Lake District Walks – the Stunning Beauty of Keswick

Catbells (451m) rises above the gorgeous Derwentwater in the Lake District. This majestic scene is taken from Crow Park in Keswick. Derwent Island and the historic 18th century House is owned by the National Trust and can be visited for 5 days a year. This is one of my favourite spots.

Keswick is a great place to start any Lake District visit. This easy 4km walk starts is based on the route in the excellent ‘Walks around Keswick’ map guide by footprint. It starts near Market Square, passes the famous Moot Hall, then goes along Lake Road to Crow Park. Next up is the famous viewpoint at Friar’s Crag before retracing your steps a little to go through Cockshot Wood and up to the viewpoint on Castle Head.

An early morning walk around Keswick in the Lake District. This roughly follows the route in the 'Walks around Keswick' map-guide by footprint, but also takes in the gorgeous Crow Park. Keswick Centre to Crow Park a...