Tilberthwaite and Helvellyn, Lake District, October 2001To see a larger image, click on the thumbnail. A new window will open and will display the larger image. Please be patient whilst the image downloads. There is no need to close the new window when viewing another image. Click on the 'X' to close the window again when finished. The first of a series of photographs, taken during a week's walking in the Lake District. Tilberthwaite is a tiny, tiny hamlet at the end of a road off the Ambleside - Coniston road. Helvellyn is one of England's higher mountains and provides a superb day in typical lakleland scenery with the option of one the finest ridge scrambles along Striding Edge and a "famous name" mountain - extremely popular at any time of the year. Cropping, size reduction and/or very minor adjustments were done with Adobe Photoshop 6. Photos compressed generally at around 45% to optimise download time. All photos taken with Minolta Dimage 7. Please send any comments to alan@arolfe.co.uk. Thanks!
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