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Sunset |
The last two times I ventured there it was around May and
September time.
The last time I was there it was a little bit disappointing
my camera died on me whilst witnessing probably the most vivid, colourful
sunset I’ve ever seen!, which happened to be over Haystacks. Nevertheless my
friend captured it very well (see link - http://stuarthodgson.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/NATURE-photos) and I still managed to get one or two before
the sunset really kicked in!
Up and around Haystacks are some very good vantage points
for capturing sunsets, just remember to bring plenty of batteries and even a
spare camera, just in case...
As well as Buttermere, this collection displays some of the
possibly more lesser known surrounding areas, which includes Scale force
Waterfall and Wastwater
Lake .
I once actually climbed the over the Buttermere range via
Black sail pass to Wastwater with a heavy backpack on (full to the brim),
sleeping gear and extras, over a crazy period camping around the lakes – that’s
dedication!
Whilst walking through the buttermere woodland area,
stumbled upon some interesting close up views.
I particularly liked the light looking up at this
tree/flower.
This was discovered in the same woodland area.
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Scale force Waterfall, near Buttermere |
Although the photos don’t have the greatest clarity, you can
still get a sense of its sheer height..
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Black sail pass, Buttermere |
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Re-Haystacks |
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Wastwater |
Once camped here also but last I found out, it is a
national trust protected area so maybe not so wise to camp here again..
Again this was taken in the afternoon hours.
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