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Winter! Snow! Helvellyn! We’ve been here before…
Yes there’s hardly a dearth of blog posts on here revolving around Helvellyn in her lovely winter coat… (read more)
*NEW* Glencoe gallery now added
There’s a new gallery of images now on the site from last week’s trip to Glencoe… (read more)
Year in the Life of Great Gable feature in this month’s Trail magazine
You can see some of the highlights of my year’s worth of wanderings up and around Great Gable in this month’s Trail magazine (February 2012 issue)… (read more)
A winter wade up Bowfell
Despite it being a relatively mild winter so far, the last couple of weeks have just been cold enough for all that wet grey precipitation the Lake District gets to fall as snow on higher ground… (read more)
In The Shop
Photos - Borrowdale, Cat Bells and the Newlands Valley
An idyllic pastoral scene, especially in summer, the Newlands Valley is nevertheless surrounded by several mountains rising straight from the valley floor, and all of them offer excellent walking with fantastic views.
Even little old Cat Bells - popular amongst families given its proximity to Keswick and smaller stature - is a fun climb and one of my favourite sunrise locations.
Blog posts featuring Borrowdale, Cat Bells and the Newlands Valley
Exploring the scene – Langstrath Waterfall
One of the less frequented valleys in the Lake District, Langstrath (like a lot of the valleys, and indeed the mountains in the Lakes) has it's own character and is completely different from its neighbours.... (read more)
Lake District Favourite View – Captured
Well here it is....
You may or may not recall the winner of the Lake District Favourite View competition was announced a few weeks ago... (read more)
It’s been a while… since I stared at the stars
It feels like weeks since I’ve actually been out for a serious photoshoot. And by that I mean either the ‘wake up on top of a mountain in a tent’ kind or the ‘headtorch walk up a mountain in the dark’ kind. Recently I’ve been spending lots of time behind the screen building up various stock collections, Alamy in particular (you can see my collection here), all of which is admirably productive, and a means to an end, but spirit crushingly tedious for those of us with our heads in the hills. The plan, as usual was to ascend a nice big hill with (read more)
Chilling on Cat Bells
I like Cat Bells. If you’ve only ever been up it during the middle of the day then you may be surprised by this statement, knowing as you do my liking for a bit of solitude. (read more)
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