Mirror-like reflections on Thirlmere.

And so on to my last day in the Lakes and I was hoping to get some Thirlmere reflections on my return home. The top end of the Lake had no calmness in it at all which I thought was strange as it was a very still day. As I approached the Dunmail Raise end of the lake my jaw dropped as I was greeted by the most perfect reflections I can ever recall seeing. From past experience, I knew that lakes can turn from mirror-like to choppy in a matter of minutes so I made a bee-line for the carpark at Steel End, grabbed my camera out of the boot and headed straight down to the lake. A few people I passed on the way commneted on how perfect the reflections were and they certainly weren't wrong.

I have added the best of my photos, both of the lake and the surrounding area.

Woodland at Wythburn

Woodland at Wythburn

Coomb Gill and Nethermost Pike

Coomb Gill and Nethermost Pike

Birkside

Thirlmere

Coomb Gill and Nethermost Pike

Thirlmere

Thirlmere

Coomb Gill and Nethermost Pike

Ice on rocks

Thirlmere

Thirlmere

Thirlmere

Coomb Gill and Nethermost Pike

Coomb Gill and Nethermost Pike

Dew on grasses

Frosty grasses

Frosty grasses

Wythburn woods

Wythburn

Wythburn

Wythburn

Coomb Gill and Nethermost Pike

Coomb Gill and Nethermost Pike

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