Grizdale Forest Lake District Pins and Buttons

Grizdale Forest Lake District England map in a beautiful old style.

Tucked away in the Borrowdale Valley lies an old picturesque watermill. It was at one point considered a bit of a Lake District secret; hidden away from the nearby crowds in Keswick. At the time I took the photo, the river was a raging torrent, which meant I could not get as close as originally hoped!

Just a short stroll and high above the Lake District town of Ambleside sits a number of picturesque waterfalls and cascades close to Stockghyll Force, here looking more like the Amazon Rainforest than Cumbria

A waterfall gently cascades through a forest in the Lake District

An Autumn view of the Lake District fells North of Keswick and Derwentwater, where the Cumbria Way and other footpaths take walkers up into the fells and the the viewpoint at Latrigg. Can you see the walkers heading up the peak? Were you there ?

A waterfall gently cascades, washing the autumn leaves away, high above the Lake District town of Ambleside.

A small cascading waterfall in full flow, captured in the Lake District

Just a short stroll and high above the Lake District town of Ambleside sits a number of picturesque waterfalls and cascades close to Stockghyll Force.

The morning light over one of the beautiful lakes of the Lake District in England.

On the western side of Thirlmere in England's Cumbrian Lake District is a narrow winding road along the length of the lake. Several parking places give access to woodland walks to the shore of the lake. This bridge is on one such walk near the southern end of the lake, crossing a small but torrential stream tumbling down the hillside. It's the sort of bridge that invites you to cross it - just to see where it leads!

On the western side of Thirlmere in England's Cumbrian Lake District is a narrow winding road along the length of the lake. Several parking places give access to woodland walks to the shore of the lake. This bridge is on one such walk near the southern end of the lake, crossing a small but torrential stream tumbling down the hillside. It's the sort of bridge that invites you to cross it - just to see where it leads!

A great and vintage looking map of the United Kingdom with all the wonderful national parks on it.