Tag: Lake District
Easedale Tarn
A tarn is a circle lake at the very top of a mountain, it’s formed by glacial erosion leaving a corrie that is filled with water. This tarn formed about 11,000 years.
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Kirkstone Pass
The Kirkstone pass has the highest altitude of 1, 489 feet in the Lake District and is the highest pass that’s open to traffic.
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Rydal Water and Cave
This cave was formally known as Loughrigg Quarry, over two hundred years ago it was a working quarry and now this hollowed out cave is purely man-made from a forgotten time.
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John Ruskin Grave
Ruskin returned to the Lake District including Keswick several more times and in 1871 he bought Brantwood near Coniston. His house was to receive visitors such as Charles Darwin.
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Biskey Howe Viewpoint
Biskey Howe is a landmark viewpoint in Bowness-on-Windermere in Cumbria.
Blue moon witch 