Cumbria Stickers

Embark on a journey of breathtaking beauty with our 'Cumbria: Where Every Step is a Journey, Every View is a Reward' design. Inspired by the captivating landscapes of the Lake District, this artwork captures the essence of exploration and serenity. Feel the crisp mountain air as you follow hiking trails that wind through lush forests and lead to awe-inspiring mountain vistas. Each step is a chance to uncover hidden wonders and immerse yourself in the tranquility of Cumbria's serene lakes. As the sun sets over rolling hills, you'll find yourself embraced by nature's embrace, reminded that every view is a priceless reward.

Lake District national park Cumbria England travel poster with a .waterfall.

Whinlatter Pass, Cumbria, England, Black And White Whinlatter Pass is a mountain pass at an elevation of 337m (1,105ft) above the sea level located in Cumbria, England. Where is Whinlatter? Set high in the Whinlatter Forest Park, within the Thornthwaite Forest, the pass is located in the northern Lake District of Cumbria. It’s the northernmost road pass in the district.

Cumbria England Map in a beautiful style.

The flag of Cumbria using textures found in the Lake District national park.

The signal box on the down platform at the station on the Settle and Carlisle Railway.

Looking north to the peak of Whernside on a May afternoon.

Taken on a somewhat dull day. Looking southwards across the harbour. Location in Google Maps: "here":http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&q=&jsv=142c&sll=54.550824,-3.594139&sspn=0.008064,0.022702&ie=UTF8&geocode=FY1bQAMdb0LJ_w&split=0

Catstye Cam

Tree Lights

A typical Cumbrian barn just outside of Keswick in the English Lake District.

On Reflection

Ullswater lake Cumbria UK

Walking in a Winter Wonderland

Country Road Take Me Home

The Heights of Winter

Trig Point

This is an abstract work in watercolour based on Buttermere, an iconic landmark in the UK Lake District. (The original measures 10" x 8" and is also available from www.bobpetcher.com)

From an original sketch of an alleyway in Kendal in the UK Lake District

Heading up Red Screes from Ambleside, looking out towards High Street

Ullswater Autumn 2015

Looking out from the top of Dale Head

the old mill in borrowdale hidden from view from the road

A badge of honour can be used to show you have accomplished something. Conquering a Lake District fell deserves such a badge!

A lucky shot since I was photographing the mist in the valley when the bikers appeared and stopped for a drink having cycled up The Struggle. I think the bikers make the picture!

A badge of honour can be used to show you have accomplished something. Conquering a Lake District fell deserves such a badge!

A badge of honour can be used to show you have accomplished something. Conquering a Lake District fell deserves such a badge!

A badge of honour can be used to show you have accomplished something. Conqering a Lake District fell deserves such a badge!

A coloured pencil drawing effect from my original photograph of Aira Force - a magical waterfall in England's Lake District. The river - the Aira Beck - flows from the heights of Stybarrow Dodd - 2,362 feet above sea level, eventually flowing into Ullswater - having first dropped 70 feet over this waterfall. The name 'Aira' is apparently from the Norse 'eyrr' meaning gravelly bank - the river flows through a gravelly spit as is meets the lake. The woodland was landscaped in Victorian times.

Ashness Bridge is perhaps the most photographed packhorse bridge in the Lake District due to its location and stunning views. This extremely popular viewpoint looks out over Derwentwater with spectacular views over Bassenthwaite Lake and the River Derwent.

Wastwater is situated in the Wasdale Valley. This dramatic lake is 3 miles long, half a mile wide and 260 feet deep, and the deepest of all of England’s lakes. n an ITV television program in 2007, Wastwater in the Lake District has been named as Britain’s favourite view after the public chose from four landscapes. “This landscape has fired up the imaginations of painters, poets and climbers over the centuries

Autumn leaves in White Moss wood near the River Brathay on the edge of Grasmere.

A path winds through grass and sheep to the fells at Langdale in Cumbria (Lake District) HDR landscape photography

The views from Tom Heights above Tarn Hows of the heather and silver birch covered fells of Cumbria

A landscape shot of Cumbrian Hillsides

A charcoal drawing effect from an original photograph of Aira Force - a magical waterfall in England's Lake District. The river - the Aira Beck - flows from the heights of Stybarrow Dodd - 2,362 feet above sea level, eventually flowing into Ullswater - having first dropped 70 feet over this waterfall. The name 'Aira' is apparently from the Norse 'eyrr' meaning gravelly bank - the river flows through a gravelly spit as is meets the lake. The woodland was landscaped in Victorian times.