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2008 Holiday Photos - UK, - Tarn Hows, Lakeland
Saturday, August 16, 2008
The woodland floor, just like in f
airy stories
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Tarn Hows, May 2008
A welcoming front gate, Agnes and Chris' home in U...
The garden at The Mount, Outcast, Ulverston, early...
Sign on the heritage Rope Walk, a favourite walk b...
The Monument, behind Chris and Agnes' home in Ulve...
Agns and Jean on the Outcast Ropwwalk behind their...
Coniston, looking toward the far fells.
Coniston Water, western side, looking north.
The road into Coniston, en-route to Tarn Hows. The...
Waterhead Hotel, Coniston Village. Chris' father o...
I know, there are two of Mallard ducks, but what a...
Mallard ducks on the grassy bank above the tarn
Wild bluebells, daintier and on longer stems than ...
Morning Tea, Tarn Hows. I included this one becaus...
Morning Tea picnic, Tarn Hows
The woodland floor, just like in fairy stories
Walkway round Tarn Hows
Picnic time, but "What's approaching?" (Sounds lik...
Yes, another Canada Goose investigates our picnic
Mother Mallard duck and babies staying close on ...
Canada Geese on the far bank
Canada Geese and babies on the far bank from our...
Tarn Hows, Woodpeckers' drillings - so much bird l...
Canada Geese and babies
Through the woods at Tarn Hows. Plenty of fallen t...
Tarn Hows, the happy walkers complete their circum...
Above Tarn Hows, bluebells, Agnes and Jean
Giant chestnut tree, Coniston, early summer. One o...
On the road home from Tarn Hows, Lakeland trees pl...
Cumbrian field, above Coniston, early Summer.
Tranquil Coniston Water, early Summer on our way h...
An idyllic and colourful garden, early summer, abo...
Coniston Water, from the east side, with Coniston ...
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