A rare and lovely late Autumn morning in Great Langdale on the way to Blea Tarn.
A walk from Blea Tarn up onto the western side of Lingmore.
A rare and lovely late Autumn morning in Great Langdale on the way to Blea Tarn.
Pike of Blisco with the morning sun reaching down to Kettle Crag and the tops of the plantation.
Bleatarn House and Side Pike.
Blea Tarn and the lower slopes of Blake Rigg
Inquisitive Robin.
Langdale Pikes peeping over Side Pike.
From the footpath up onto Lingmore, Blea Tarn.......
....and a dead Vixen. A puzzle, no sign of any wounds
As the valley opens up....a bird's eye view of Blea Tarn nestling under Blake Rigg, the pike of Pike of Blisco and Crinkle Crags.
Mickleden, the glacier carved valley floor, and the Band - a popular route leading up to Three Tarns and Bow Fell
A closer look at Mickleden and Mickleden Beck.
From Crinkle Crags in the west to Pavey Ark to the north.
The Pikes through the exposed Larch on Brown Howe
The Wrynose Pass between Hollin Crag and Wetside Edge, continuing to climb around Greenburn onto Carrs and the bulk of Wetherlam.
Sunset at Blea Tarn......
....almost set.