English Lake District Daily Briefing for Monday 13th October 2008
Updated on Sunday at 9.20pm
Sunday's Lake District Pictures
West End Pier at Morecambe, Lancashire [12/10/2008 by Tony Richards]
Saturday's Lake District Pictures
Coniston Old Man from Broughton Moor [11/10/2008 by Tony Richards]
A steam engine near Holmrook as Anne returns from walking Whit Fell [12/10/2008 by Anne Bowker]
Castle Crag and Long Grain from Speaking Crag, Haweswater [11/10/2008 by Andrew Leaney]
Friday's Lake District Pictures
The flooded footpath beside Elterwater Tarn [10/10/2008 by Tony Richards]
Thursday's Lake District Pictures
Bess in the back of a National Trust land Rover on her way to help clear Rhododendrons at Moss Dub in Ennerdale
[9/10/2008 by The Lake Landers]
Other Recent Lake District pictures
This shot was taken a month ago but it is so good I included it anyway, reflections in Grasmere
[taken on 12/9/2008 by Flickr user Nurmanman]
I'd Rather Be in the Lake District
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A magnificent display of Hot Chilis at West Dean Estate, Chichester [Sunday 12/10/2008, my own picture]
Today's Web Sites
Lakeland Cam - Tony Richards visits Morecambe on Sunday, Broughton Moor on saturday and a very wet Elterwater on Friday
Mad About Mountains - Ann Bowker walks Whit Fell (Wainwright's Outlying Fells)
The Lakeland Fells - Andew Leaney walks at Haweswater (Route: Mardale Head - Riggindale - Speaking Crag - Riggindale - Mardale Head)
The Lake Landers - Karen and Andy work with the Wild Ennerdale partnership to clear Rhododendrons at Moss Dub in Ennerdale
See yesterday's Lake District pictures
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