The big horse chestnut has suffered already in the storms this year, at the head of the lake

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misty towards Grasmere, from Colwith Brow

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the Moot Hall, Keswick

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the tree is in place, by the Bank Tavern

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Christmas in full swing at Hayes Garden Centre, Ambleside

extremely busy in here, with the damp weather

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>>Dear Tony,
It seems the rains have fully arrived in the Lakes District. I guess if there weren't those rainy spells, it would be called the Puddle District instead! Your photo titled "Church Beck enters the Lake" looks to be on the edge of "The Lake enters Church Beck".
With love, many thanks for your regular trekking & photos, and a silly sense of humour, Elizabeth Jolley

Disclaimer - 'THE WEATHER' is only my personal opinion - when you next come to the Lakes and get sunburnt (or soaked ) - the author of this page bears absolutely no responsibility. You are welcome to copy any of these pictures for your own use, but please credit the photographer, Tony Richards, or add a link to these pages. The camera is a reconditioned Panasonic Lumix TZ91.

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