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Lakes and Tarns
Clearly it is the areas of water that give name to the National Park.
Below are a collection
of photos of some of the areas of water in the Lake District.
A Tarn is simply a body of water in the hills, or at least away from the valley bottom.
Living beside Derwentwater it is difficuly not to record it in all its changing glory and all it's changing moods. So apologies for many photos from "The Jewel of the Lakes"
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Derwentwater Launch at Keswick Boat landings |
Buttermere looking accross to Fleetwith Pike |
Crummock Water from High Stile |
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Derwentwater in Autumn looking accross to Cat Bells |
Hayeswater below High Street |
Derwentwater from Cat Bells Looking To Keswick |
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Blea Tarn from Standing Crag. |
Rydal Water |
Wast Water |
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Angle Tarn above Hartsop |
Derwentwater with Skiddaw behind on a pleasant Autumn day |
Ice forms on Bassenthwaite Lake. View from Longside Edge |
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October 2008 and this wreck was spotted in Barrow Bay |
After the storm in November 2008 Hawes End landing stage was destroyed |
November 2008 and a new lake appeared in Hope Park |
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Styehead Tarn on a good day |
Wild camping at Styhead Tarn in Winter |
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