A Crummock Water trek
Onwards we trek along the shores of this lake. Underfoot is quite wet along this path but at some places stones and rocks make things a little easier. Here in the seepage is evidence of natural oils and mineral leakage too with the reddish pools. The interesting volcanic-like fell to our left is called 'Rannerdale Knotts'. - Our way continues perhaps for another mile before our turn-around.
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Taken on Tuesday August 18, 2020
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Posted on Tuesday October 13, 2020
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Amelia said:
Herb Riddle replied to Amelia:
Keep safe. Herb
ps A week or so ago we had another weeks holiday on the North Yorkshire coast. Some photo's already posted here.
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Annemarie said:
Have a nice day:)
J.Garcia said:
But slippery you need to be aware!
I like very much tones and soft luminosity that allows to see the details better
The small volcano is the cherry!
Many thanks for sharing and information, Herb
Herb Riddle replied to J.Garcia:
Best Wishes in these worrying times. Herb
Keith Burton said:
The steps running along the edge of the lake look man-made, but fit very nicely into the landscape. They look a bit treacherous in the wet!
A superb image...........beautifully composed and looking fresh after the rain!
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