More scenery

Not as local this time, but sort of my second home - the Lake District - I love it there All shot in RAW and converted in Elements 5 with my Nikon D40 and 18-135mm lens. Most of them had a circular polarising filter attached too.

Hope you like them!

1. Lake Windermere


2. Lake Windermere


3. Lake Windermere


4. Kirkstone Pass


5. Lake Windermere (again!)


6. Derwent Water


7. Lake Ullswater


8. A church near Bowness

Beautiful area isn't it? We were at Ladybower a few months ago

It's just stunning. We get up there as often as we can. It's such a relaxing place. We're up there again later this year staying at a B+B with a balcony and lake view

beautiful LG ! love them all esp the dramatic clouds in the last pic !

One of my most fave places I love that church at Bowness, I have some really rubbish pics of it. I really want to go now!!!! Kirkstone Pass you feel like you are on top of the world up there.
I love these and I want to grab my boots and rucksack, and camera and just go now! Have you got anymore??

Love the black and white pic of Ullswater.
Great shots, and I want to go now

Did you get that, I want to go now

I've got loads of shots from there I'll upload some more soon and post them up just for you Moonstone Have you been up Place Fell? It's a hell of a walk but the views are spectacular. It's 2154ft up to the top of it so you can see everywhere

No I haven't, would you recommend it then?? Did you watch the Wainwright's walk tv series??? How hard going is it,is it doable with two kids?
It overlooks Ullswater?? am I thinking of the right one? I just like to trudge along

Love to see some more pictures,haven't been to the Lakes this year,but I am definitely going up there soon Goes off in search of walking boots and good socks

Great shots LG, esp 1 2 6 7 n 8

I like these a lot, especially no.7

The Lake District is beautiful, I wish I'd had my current camera when we went last year. No. 4 brought back some memories, I climbed the biggest mountain of my life that looked suspiciously like that, then when we got to the top it was too cloudy to see anything.

Place Fell is a hard walk and you're right, it does overlook Ullswater. It was hard work - I was proper knackered after it My dear hubby had sort of misread the book - he thought it was in geographical order but it was actually in difficulty order. There were 2 or 3 more difficult walks in the book He also thought the 637 was feet, but it was metres so it was quite a long way up.... It was a toughy to say the least. There is a lovely low-level walk along the side of Ullswater with beautiful views if you didn't fancy the 8.5mile/5hour option we did

Gina, that made me laugh - climbing to the top and then not seeing anything Typical lakes weather

Thanks for the comments everyone