Loweswater
Loweswater, Cumbria. Sun 2 Sep 2018
It wasn't looking too good in Ennerdale, but we decided to go for
a walk anyway
and drove towards Loweswater hoping it might be better there. It was
only raining slightly when we started
enough to make the distance rather hazy
At times visiblity dropped considerably as the rain came on
though it was really rather less distinct than these pictures show
as I've used some 'de-haze' on them
I thought these lumpy bits might be drumlins, though the geographer
with us wasn't too sure
They were a part of the glacial deposit that blocked the end of the
valley to create Loweswater
Much of the wood here is ancient woodland rather than modern forestry
We could see the whole length of the lake from our path on the side
of the fell
which went up a lot higher than we were
It was an easy path to follow
just a few stones in places and fairly dry
I think this is Holme Beck
A small lake in the distance at High Nook in front of Black Crag.
We took a path down to the lakeside by the wall here
Parts of the woodland are plantation
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