English Lake District Daily Briefing for Wednesday 4th June 2008
Updated on Tuesday at 9.20pm
Tuesday's Lake District Pictures
Fields near Tarn Hows Cottage [3/6/2008 by Tony Richards]
Monday's Lake District Pictures
Muncaster Fell summit, with a view into the Eskdale area of the Lake District [2/6/2008 by David Hall]
Sunday's Lake District Pictures
Rowing boats for Hire at Windermere [taken on 1/6/2008 by Flickr user Em_G]
Anti shake - Face detection - That's all very well but when will digital cameras record smells! [taken on 1/6/2008 by Flickr user Em_G]
Other Recent Lake District pictures
Many of you will have walked through this tunnel, but where is it? (click here to see)
Approaching the Hassness Tunnel on the shore path around Buttermere. A 30 metre tunnel reputedly cut by hand by the workers at Hassness in the 19th Century to keep them employed during the winter months [26/5/2008 by David and Edith Brown]
I'd Rather Be in the Lake District
This section shows photographs from Lake District Now visitors going about their daily lives. If you would like to take part please take a suitable photograph and .
The Martyrs' Memorial is an imposing stone monument standing at the intersection of the southern end of St Giles Street in Oxford. It commemorates three Anglican bishops who were burned at the stake under Queen Mary in the 1550s: Thomas Cranmer, Nicholas Ridley, and Hugh Latimer. The hotel to the right is the Randolph, which featured quite often in the tv show "Morse".
[Taken last week by Andy & Karen of The Lake Landers]
Why not do something amazing today?
No, I am not talking about something as painful as giving blood! Why not make a small donation to the charity WaterAid. Just £15 can provide one person with a lasting supply of safe, clean water. Our ambitious fundraising target of £3210 is calculated to help one person for each of Wainwright's 214 fells!. Find out more and make a small donation
Today's Web Sites
Lakeland Cam - Tony Richards visit Tarn Hows
Lake District Walks - David Hall does a short evening walk up Muncaster Fell (route: Near Muncaster Castle car park - Fell Lane - Muncaster Tarn - Muncaster Fell (Holker Crag) - Muncaster Tarn - Fell Lane - Near Muncaster Castle car park)
Wainwright Wanderings - David and Edith Brown walk around Buttermere
See yesterday's Lake District pictures
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