watercolours of ullswater and its environs
The scenery of the English Lake District isn’t the most spectacular in the world, it isn’t even the most spectacular in Great Britain, yet for many, it remains uniquely, intensely beautiful.
I was reminded of this a few weeks ago, when trawling through hundreds of old slides for scanning, I rediscovered a series of images dating back to a trip I made with my family, in 1973.
As I described in an earlier post, we were based on the shore of Lake Ullswater, and spent all of the days trekking in the surrounding fells.
The pictures here provide me with a vivid reminder of how and why the gorgeous lake-land scenery sparked a life-long yearning in my heart.
ARKS, ADAM AND AXARQUIA 
Stunning shots Adam…. It may not be as Majestic as other Landscapes but its certainly a Magical place…….
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Agreed Angela. I’d love to spend more time up there.
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Lovely landscape pictures – watercolours, I think, or rather slides of watercolours?
Enjoy Little Rock (which I suspect will be very different from Ullswater
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Thanks Mary. The pictures are photoshopped slides, using the watercolour filters etc, and yes, LR very different from Ullswater…
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Lovely shots of the Lakes District. A glorious part of England that oozes tranquility, which is beautifully captured, Adam
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Thanks Peter!
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How magical!
Love to you two.
Ana
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Thank you Ana! Love to you too!
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