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This is one of my favourite images, as it depicts a cairn, on a small mountain called Side Pike, that overlooks the Langdale Valley; one of my favourite places. The Cairn has gone now, alas, but the valley remains. ;-) This image, originally captured on film, in early '84, shows the distant mountains coated in snow, but the colour on the mountain sides and the cairn itself make the image so colourful.

This is one of my favourite images, as it depicts a cairn, on a small mountain called Side Pike, that overlooks the Langdale Valley; one of my favourite places. The Cairn has gone now, alas, but the valley remains. ;-) This image, originally captured on film, in early '84, shows the distant mountains coated in snow, but the colour on the mountain sides and the cairn itself make the image so colourful.

Light and shadow patterns on the Langdale Fells and Bow Fell, Cumbria

A meticulously stacked stone cairn stands prominently in the foreground, with a dramatic mountainous landscape stretching out in the background under a cloud-filled sky. The photograph is in black and white, which adds a timeless quality and emphasizes the textures of the rocks and the sweeping shadows across the hills. This is one of my favourite images, as it depicts a cairn, on a small mountain called Side Pike, that overlooks the Langdale Valley; one of my favourite places. Side Pike is part of a mountain ridge in the Lake District National Park, in the UK. The Cairn has gone now, alas, but the valley remains. ;-)

If you want to enjoy a most pleasant walk, you can hardly do better than to visit Blea Tarn in the Lake District National Park in the UK. In this image, we can see the tarn through the trees that border it and beyond that part of the mountains that surround Great Langdale. It's late summer, the vegetation is lush and green with shades of yellow and gold thrown in. The weather is calm and the sky is blue. It's idyllic.

One of the most restful views in the Lake District National Park in the UK is that across Blea Tarn to the Langdale Pikes. Harrison Stickle is the prominent peak with Pavey Ark to its right. In this image though, it's the calmness of the tarn with the tree and mountains beyond that really grabbed my attention. What a lovely spot.

This image is of the delightful Blea Tarn in the Lake District National Park in the UK. Beyond the tarn are the Langdale Pikes, some of the most climbed peaks in the park. In case you're wondering why there's a fence projecting out into the lake, it's to stop the sheep from going around the end of the dry stone wall.

Light and shadow patterns on the Langdale Fells and Bow Fell, Cumbria

Light and shadow patterns on the Langdale Fells and Bow Fell, Cumbria