Our campsite near Wasdale Head really was amidst beautiful surroundings.
The first day there we decided to do the 5 hour hike around Wastwater
Lake (the deepest lake in England). The hike took us through so much
different scenery, path types, and levels of difficulty that we felt it
was a truly well-rounded hike offering great degrees of beauty &
challenge. Towards the end of the hike, I remember remarking that had we
seen a bit of desert we would have covered pretty much all types of
scenery. An excellent outdoor spot for lovers of unspoiled natural
beauty and adorable sheep :-)
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| Early part of trail, nice and easy |
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| Some of the many sheep we came across while hiking |
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| Just such a nice area to experience |
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| Now the trail gets a bit less obvious but still pretty |
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| What happened to the trail? That is the trail and boy was hiking across that scree scary (for me anyways...Olly loved it) |
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| Out of the scary stuff and back to more relaxed hiking |
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| One of the many little country roads we drove on (in the dark) which now looks completely different |
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| It is a body of water right, how could he not get in? |
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| The coolest & best placed farm ever (in our opinion) |
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| This was the nearby 'village' to our campsite where we enjoyed our Sunday night meal |
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