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My monthly letter from my recent adventures and ideas and tips for your own Lake District adventure

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I’ve spent the last few days watching autumn cre I’ve spent the last few days watching autumn creep in little by little exclusively and unexpectedly, from my bedroom window and back garden. After two and a half years of gloriously dodging it, Covid finally seeped into my body last Friday, leaving me with a fevering aching body for the weekend, followed by a cold and unwelcome fatigue to start the week. I’m grateful for pockets of time in this back garden, a garden which has been a refuge to three periods of isolation during the height and waning days of the pandemic and is now a quiet solitary place for my own healing body. I revel in watching the light change on Nab Scar and Heron Pike with the Herdwick sheep grazing in the foreground. Hearing the gentle thud of the acorns falling off the old oak tree and the mushrooms sprouting up on our damp lawn. Here’s to those quiet days of transitioning through the seasons and letting go of past 🍂🍁✨ . . #astheseasonturns #thisisautumn #myautumngarden
Looking for a short walk for you next Lake Distric Looking for a short walk for you next Lake District adventure? 🥾Easedale Tarn via Sourmilk Ghyll is around 1 - 1 & 1/2hrs uphill from the village of Grasmere (around 5 miles there and back) 💦 The path passes spectular waterfalls alongside Sour Milk Ghyll 🏊Easedale Tarn is the perfect spot for a wild swim, paddle or picnic 🥾The path is quite uneven so good footwear is recommended! 📍Save this walk for your next Lake District adventure! . . . . #easdaletarn #sourmilkghyll #sourmilkgill #grasmere #lakedistrict #lakedistrictwalks #lakedistrictviews
🍂🍁 Welcoming in the autumn equinox with a sp 🍂🍁 Welcoming in the autumn equinox with a spontaneous breakfast on the fells before work Here is to crisp autumn walks, cosy nights and cloud inversion mornings on the hills ✨ . . . #lakedistrict #momentslikethese #fromlakelandwithlove #lakedistrictviews #rydal #autumnequinox #autumnequinox2022 #helloautumn
September….one foot in summer, one foot in autum September….one foot in summer, one foot in autumn The day started with that autumn nip in the air, pink skies and a cloud inversion hanging low over the family. By lunchtime, it was summer. Bare arms, sunhat, ice creams. I took a slow ramble up the uneven path to Easedale Tarn, a jewel hidden in the still green mountains, Sour Milk Ghyll tumbling dramatically on the way. The last September I was here two years ago with my best friend, the autumn winds blew fierce and cold. But today, not a breath of wind. Glassy, still water as I eased myself in, a tiny gasp at the cold, the tiny nibble of fish beneath my feet and the ducks swimming serenely past. A scene out of summer on a mid Septembers day ❤️ . . . #easedaletarn #wildswimminguk #fromlakelandwithlove #lakedistrict #onelakedistrict #lakedistrictwalks
Postcards from my summer ‘22 in the Lake Distric Postcards from my summer ‘22 in the Lake District & Cumbria ⛰🌊 . . . #lakedistrict #cumbria #summer22 #lakedistrictnationalpark #lovethelakes #fromlakelandwithlove
Cruising on the Lake District’s second largest l Cruising on the Lake District’s second largest lake on the Ullswater Steamers. You can hop on a steamer from/to… ⛴ Glenridding - for climbing Helvellyn and valley walks ⛴ Aíra Force for the waterfall ⛴ Howtown for the quieter eastern shore and the hills in the Martindale valley ⛴ Pooley Bridge for flat lakeshore walks Tickets start from £8 one way and can be booked online or in quieter parts of the season on the day Save for your next Lake District adventure! . . . #ullswater #ullswaterlake #lakedistrict #lakedistrictnationalpark #lakedistrictuk #lakecruise #ullswatersteamers
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