JETTY!
On Sunday himself and I walked round Lake Derwentwater in Cumbria - it took us a lot longer than the little launch that tours the lake in fifty minutes, stopping to put down and pick up at seven little jetties along the lakeshore. It was a tad choppy out there though so I was glad to be on terra firma, even though my feet were rather tired at the end of our little jaunt.
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I bet it did take longer than fifty minutes, my feet would have been tired too. Lovely photo.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo and great word for the J day, Anna! What a lovely place to walk! Hope your week is going well!
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What a lovely spot.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautifully peaceful scene! Yes, I imagine you'd need warm clothing out there on the lake.
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Very serene place thanks for sharing!
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Lovely photo, with the ever-present clouds in the background.
ReplyDeleteThis is a photo for a postcard! I love mountains in the background.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty view! That looks like it would've been a loooong walk.
ReplyDeleteWalking in beautiful places just has a way of invigorating us - even if we can't move later! I talked to a man one time who told me he thought the secret to his long marriage was their morning walks. I think he may have something there. :-)
ReplyDeleteI went out to the end of a jetty in Corpus Christi, Texas at sunrise once. Quite beautiful to be so near the water, surrounded on three sides.
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What a beautiful scene, Anna! Was this taken in the Lake District? Sorry you didn't get to see any daffodils in bloom while there, but what a thrill it must have been to walk where Wordsworth once walked. A visit there is on my "bucket list."
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Beautiful!
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