Thankfully, the Bowder Stone car park is one of the few that I can guarantee getting a parking space in these days as The lake District is so busy. This is probably down to the extortionate price that The National Trust charge to park. Four ponds fifty gets me just two hours parking, any longer and its six pounds fifty which I think is a bit over the top.
Anyway, two hours gave me ample time to have a nice little walk and take some photos of what I consider to be, one of the most beautiful few miles in The Lakes. I would normally have ventured higher up but to get there you have to negotiate what can be a quite boggy area and it had been quite wet that week and I wasn't wearing suitable footwear.
Even though the light was a bit flat, I still think I managed to get some nice shots.
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| Borrowdale |
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| Borrowdale |
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| Silver Birch |
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| Borrowdale |
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| Quarry face |
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| Disused Quarry |
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| Oak Tree |
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| Sun catching Brunt Fell |
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| Old Quarry, Kings How |
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| Kings How |
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| Autumn Ferns |
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| Disused Quarry, Bowder Stone |
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| The Bowder Stone |
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| The Bowder Stone |
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| Old Bridleway |
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| Trees on High Spy |
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| High Spy |
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| High Spy |
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| High Spy |
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