Inversion over Derwent Water (Revised crop added)
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Thanks Kevin, always a great feeling to be above the clouds for sunrise eh! Cheers buddy, hope all is well with you!
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Thanks very much mate, it's a stack tonne of fun doing these missions, and to get a few shots too is a huge bonus, cheers
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Totally agreed! I'm based in the Lakes and can't wait for me knee to fix so I can get some hiking done!
Will be using some of your shots as inspiration!
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First one is Fab, but the second one is just outstanding..!!
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Both totally awesome shots .......more than worth the effort you put in .
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I hope your knee is mended soon dude. This time last year I was on crutches with a knee injury, best thing for it is a bit of legwork round the fells!! Cheers
Thank you very much, I do like the ambiance of the second shot myself, super lucky with the conditions!!
Both totally awesome shots .......more than worth the effort you put in .
Thanks Lynne, it's always such a good experience, and the tiredness soon fades away when you see scenes like this. Much appreciated!
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It's probably the most well trodden path in Cumbria. Allow 30mins to an hour up from Hawse End depending on your fitness. There's only one slight "scramble" which is just a rocky step in reality, but it's a really easy walk, which does offer a great view. The walk back along the western shore of Derwent Water is lovely in a morning too