More walks in the floods

Undeterred, we did some more walking. I bagged two Wainwrights - Pike O'Blisco and Cold Pike - and some more tarns (Little Stand Tarn and Cold Pike Tarn) on this one.  As you can see, the tarns were frozen; I hope that counts!

Pike O'Blisco, Little Stand and Cold Pike from Three Shires Stone

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Little Stand Tarn

 

Cold Pike Tarn

Tottlebank and Wool Knott

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Beacon Tarn and Beacon Fell

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Walks in the floods, the second weekend

This is my second weekend in the Lakes in the floods. We had a reunion with Daddy's friends he met on his Indian trek.

Brockbarrow

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Langdale Pikes - Pavey Ark and Harrison Stickle

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Beacon Fell

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Walks in the floods, the first weekend

Here is a record of my first weekend in the Lakes just after the floods.

Beacon Tarn and Beacon Fell

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Coniston Old Man from Torver

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A walk through Grizedale Forest

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Tent Lodge (Lodge Head) Tarn

Crinkle Crags

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Floods

The day we went up to the Lake District turned out to be the day of the floods. Water, water everywhere - fantastic. You can see more here: http://white-cottage.blogspot.com/2009/12/floods-in-lake-district.html