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The 'Words by the Water' festival at Keswick in 2010, gave me an opportunty to re-visit the Lake District and get in some serious walking.
In March, with snow on the tops, it's a most beautiful part of the country, especially if you wrap up warm and head for high ground.
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And of course, there are the classic Wainwright books... nd
And if you want to see Julia Bradbury doing them...
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Just in case you wonder whether I actually do a bit of walking myself, or get others to photograph the mountains for me, here's your proof - old git on the top!
The view westwards from just north of Keswick.
Looking back across Derwent Water towards Keswick (upper left).
Trees casting long, winter shadows, beside Derwent Water.Tr
I love the sense of space as you ascend, and the crispness of the chilly air.
I'm grateful for good weather; wouldn't want to be up here in a storm.
Sitting to eat sandwiches by a stream could well become my most popular form of meditation!
Reflections in Crummock Water
Looking down towards Buttermere from the slopes above Crummock Water.
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