English Lake District Daily Briefing for Wednesday 25th June 2008
Updated on Tuesday at 9.25pm
Tuesday's Lake District Pictures
The path up from Esthwaite Lodge, the Hawkshead Youth Hostel, to Moor Top [24/6/2008 by Tony Richards]
hand made pottery made by Mary Chappelhow at Warcop, Cumbria. The light coloured pots at the end of the table are destined for Sean's shop [24/6/2008 See more daily pictures from Sean McMahon]
Monday's Lake District Pictures
Derwentwater [taken on 23/6/2008 by Flickr user sandwithgal]
Haweswater from next to Small Water Beck [23/6/2008 by Andrew Leaney]
Possibly one of the nicest views you'll get from any seat in the Lake District, but where is it? (click here to see)
Dodd, looking down to Keswick, Derwent Water and Cat Bells [23/6/2008 See more from David Hall]
Chapel Head Scar on Whitbarrow from near Witherslack Hall [23/6/2008 by David and Edith Brown]
Lake District TV
The Property List - Thursday 26th June at 20:00 on Five
Ian Blandford and Melissa Porter search for the 10 most picturesque locations to buy property in the UK, visiting places including Ambleside in the Lake District
News
Downing Street says no to wild camping in England
The Grough - 23rd June
The Government has given the thumbs-down to a request from more than 2,000 outdoor enthusiasts to allow wild camping in England, Although the Lake District National Park Authority does allow wild camp (with restrictions).
Today's Web Sites
Lakeland Cam - Tony Richards visits Hawkshead
The Lakeland Fells - Andew Leaney walks Mardale Ill Bell's east ridge and Small Water (route: Mardale Head - Small Water - east ridge - Mardale Ill Bell - Nan Bield Pass - Small Water - Mardale Head)
Lake District Walks - David Hall walks Dodd (Route: The Old Sawmill Tearoom - Dodd Wood - Long Doors - Dodd - Long Doors - Dodd Wood - The Old Sawmill Tearoom)
Wainwright Wanderings - David and Edith Brown walk Mill Side - Beck Head - Witherslack Hall Farm - Yewbarrow - Witherslack - Latterbarrow (South Lake District )
See yesterday's Lake District pictures
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