Haydn's Pool last weekend..... frozen.
This is my local favourite place to watch wildlife.
Buttermere in the English Lake District ... on a beautiful sunny April afternoon.
It's a lovely four mile walk around the lake surrounded by high fells...
... and I have also walked all the tops.
This is my favourite place to have a holiday... and relax.
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that 2nd shot is really beautiful. :)
ReplyDeleteThe 2nd place seems be pretty
ReplyDeleteI can well believe that both these places can exert quite a pull. A four hour walk for me would probably be double that but I still would love to circumnavigate that Buttermere of yours.
ReplyDeleteHave a very joyful Christmas!
I bet you can see a lot of wildlife in the grasses around the pond. Both places look just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and great barns in the last post!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful clear skies! It does look so peaceful! Wonderful captures for the day, Andrew! Wishing you and yours a lovely holiday season!
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Both lovely photographs of your favourite place Andrew; the second is especially majestic. That's quite some trekking to be done walking those hilltops too I'd imagine.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a great place to walk and see wildlife!
ReplyDeleteBoth of those places could pass for being right here in northern California. Are we not fortunate to have something like this to enjoy so close by?
ReplyDeleteYou are right, that takes the biscuit. A sunny outlook over Haydn's Pool and the Lake District, most amazing photos.
ReplyDeleteI can understand why you love these 2 places! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
Louise
Beautiful place to relax, I took Buttermere, too, there would have liked :-)
ReplyDeleteFor me I would not exchange this place to any mall. This is my kind of place. ^_^
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I`m lovin` those old barns ,am catching up with you,you have so many interesting things to see & learn about,phyllis
ReplyDeleteHI Andrew....yes the stores should be open Saturday...: }}..thanks for you comment on my post!
ReplyDeleteI agree this does look like lovely place to set up camp for the holidays, but there are others to think about so I am of tommorow to spend it with my daughter and grandson.. : ]
Lovely area and shots!!
♥
Grace xx
I can see why these are two of your favorite places to go and visit with your camera in hand. I loved your brick barns yesterday, but these waters and landscapes are divine. Beautiful photography.genie
ReplyDeleteI like it Andrew !
ReplyDeleteButtermere is on the list for next year. It looks a wonderful place.
ReplyDeleteWonderful favorite places, Andrew. I love favorite places.. I think everyone should have at least one to call their own.
ReplyDeleteI'm ashamed to say that I've never been to the Lake District. Mistake...
ReplyDeleteWill try not to miss them next time I'm in England:)
ReplyDeleteSuperb home patch and an excellent holiday location Andrew...[;o)
ReplyDeleteVery lovely. The first photo looks a lot like lakes in Florida. Of course, we lack the beautiful mountains in the second photo.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful place. I can see why it would be a favorite.
Lovely photographs of a beautiful part of the world! Have a wonderful Christmas!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and so peaceful... I love it Andrew!
ReplyDeleteChristmas greetings from Holland,
Anna :-))
They'd be my favorites too -- but that top one? Only in the summer.
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