Photos from the Lake District (Cumbria)The names 'Cumbria' and 'Cumberland' are share the same celtic root as Cymru (the Welsh name of Wales, pronounced cum-ri) which originally meant 'compatriots' in Old Welsh. Cumbria contains the Lake District, one of the most beautiful areas of England. Much of the county is mountainous, with the highest point of the county (and of England) being Scafell Pike at 978 metres (3,209 ft) and boasts many beautiful lakes. |
|
Wastwater : evening lights on the screes reflecting in the lake
Blakeley Raise stone circle - see another stone circle in West-Cork, Ireland
Castlerigg stone circle
In the hills near Grasmere
Somewhere just to the west of the Lake District
Buttermere lake
The beautiful Wastwater Youth Hostel
Buttermere valley seen from near Honister Pass
Stone walls at the end of Wastwater valley
small farm in Langdale
Langdale
Styhead pass
|
Travel Photography by Denis Le Gourriérec
Photos from the UK
© Denis LeGourriérec
No material may be used
without my agreement
No material may be used
without my agreement
