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Cullercoats Harbour 03 Feb 2014   It was a nice morning to take the camera out     John

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A bit of a handfull !  

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Time to resurrect this topic maybe.   A Wheatear, (migrating in for the summer) it was very close to where I parked for a walk yesterday and was still around when I got back, so I got the camera out

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It be Windermere..:D

 

Steve...:)

 

It's not, but your in the right end of the park.

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I suspect its Coniston then...its not Rydal or Grassmere...and it looks too large to be Esthwaite or Elter..I'll stick with Coniston, I've not been there for years ...I find it difficult to get too as I would have to travel past the likes of Buttermere, Crummock, Derwentwater, Thirlmere, Ullswater, Brothers etc etc...so little time...so much to see..:D

 

Where about in Cumbria are you?

 

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I suspect its Coniston then...its not Rydal or Grassmere...and it looks too large to be Esthwaite or Elter..I'll stick with Coniston, I've not been there for years ...I find it difficult to get too as I would have to travel past the likes of Buttermere, Crummock, Derwentwater, Thirlmere, Ullswater, Brothers etc etc...so little time...so much to see..:D

 

Where about in Cumbria are you?

 

Steve...:)

 

 

It is Esthwaite taken on the 6th February this year, large parts of it were frozen over, we did an icebreaker job in order to get around to where we wanted.

 

Cockermouth too!

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Forgetting Number three i think the rest are outstanding.

 

My favourite by a gnats willy is number four.

I like the way the hills and reflection lead your eye from the stoney bottom in the foreground up to the far end of the lake or whatever it is

 

well done

 

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Forgetting Number three i think the rest are outstanding.

 

My favourite by a gnats willy is number four.

I like the way the hills and reflection lead your eye from the stoney bottom in the foreground up to the far end of the lake or whatever it is

 

well done

 

Cheers Fred

 

Cheers Fred. These were all taken in Scotland, along the Great Glen Way and the water is Loch Lochy. In the first pic the mountains are in the Nevis range, and the tallest of the group is Ben Nevis itself.

 

I'll need to do some more research to work out what all the other 'peaky bits' are called ;)

 

Rob.

 

P.S. I think my fav is no. 1, it looks even more 'impressive' with all it's megapixels unaltered in RAW or jpg

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Nice one Rob,no 4 has it for me as well :)

 

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