Said to be part of Britains' favourite view, Wastwater in the Wasdale valley, is one of the most scenic lakes in the English Lake District National Park as well as being the deepest lake in England.
A fantastic view of Ullswater ahead when descending Kirkstone Pass in autumn with golden bracken all around and a warm late afternoon light.
Ullswater in autumn with golden bracken lighting up Place Fell hill.
St Michael's Barton is a historic old church dating back to 1320, a few miles from Pooley Bridge near Ullswater. It has a squat central tower, with interesting double arches, stained glass windows and is enclosed by a circular graveyard with many beautiful beech trees.
Little Langdale Tarn surrounded by hills in the English Lake District
A typical rural scene of the Lake District with the fields, cows, big trees and the hills of Langdale.
A footpath from Sawrey leads from the house of Beatrix Potter over this little stream into the woods with a lovely view of farmland
A beautiful stone pack-horse bridge, Ashness Bridge spanning the beck running down from Dodd hill to Derwentwater, offers magnificent views towards Skiddaw, clothed in purple heather.
Climbing the winding, single track road up to Watendlath in the English Lake District, Cumbria, on the right is the aptly named Surprise View. This magnificent view looks over lake Derwentwater towards Keswick and the sea of the distant Solway Firth.
St Catherine's church is in Eskdale, Cumbria, the Lake District, next to the tiny hamlet of Boot which it serves as the parish church. It dates back to the twelfth century.
