I’m on “annual leave” of sorts given the nature of my work 🎥 I’ve a best pal up in Cumbria for a few days and today he wants to enjoy the delights of Keswick bless him 🙄😂🍺 #lakedistrict I’m introducing him to local pals too and we’re having a great time 😊

Skies are likely to clear tonight and will fall light as a result and air frost is very likely. Time to cover any delicate plants # #Brampton #Cumbria

Terry Abraham FRGS I really don't know what all the fuss is about with this filming malarkey 😉😉🤣🤣 Might treat myself at the #Mardale or go crazy and travel to the hinterlands of Eden #theStag 😲😲😲 or anywhere that's open lol

'Wastwater and Yewbarrow'

Wrynose Bottom yesterday. Windy, chilly but the sun continued to shine #lakedistrict

Celebrating the beauty of UK #redsquirrel s during #MammalWeek . This endangered #animal survives thanks to many dedicated people working to protect its future. If you see a grey or #redsquirrel please report your sightings to support #conservation work: squirrelaccord.uk/report_sightin…

One of the best ales I’ve tasted in recent times! It might be considered “weak” these days but it’s a fantastic session ale full of punchy flavour!🍺 Well done Keswick Brewing Co 👍👏 I enjoyed a couple today at ya brewery tap before I was collected to go home #lakedistrict #realale

The fine but nippy weather continues in the #lakedistrict as I took a good friend out on a cycling tour about #cumbria where I live ⛰️ Here’s a popular scene many like to capture of Blea Tarn and the Langdale Pikes seen today #phonepic Once again the weather has been kind ☀️

Beautiful Wastwater and Yewbarrow (plus Great Gable too!) yesterday. I’ve not been online much as I’m enjoying taking a best pal on a cycle holiday about the county that’s my home 😊👍🚲 #lakedistrict #phonepic

'Riding our luck' isn't a sustainable red squirrel conservation strategy. Darren Millar MS 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Rhun ap Iorwerth Huw Irranca-Davies
dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wal…

'Hey, have you heard it's #NationalMammalWeek ?!'
📷This total cutie was taken by Wild Intrigue from their Woodland Wildlife Hide, nestled in Naddle Forest right here at Wild Haweswater.
There's just a few dates left to book in May and June. Find out more: bit.ly/WIWHide

Watched a couple of the National trust tenancy programme. It leaves me wondering what the future is for my best pall if he decides he’s keen to produce food. It so far has just demonstrated the idyllic James Herriot style farming. Not actual real farming.

Dipper takes a dip and emerges from the Rothay. #birdphotography #wildlifephotography

Coming up in the May issue...🌼🌸
We report on the efforts to re-open a once-glamorous Cumbrian lido, chat with distinguished writer Jenny Uglow, view the county from the skies with a drone photographer, uncover the secrets of Bewcastle, and take you on four exciting walks.

Happy #StGeorgesDay 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Just in case you’d forgotten - here’s how the country looks with (almost) no cloud over it ☀️ And I had to go back to 5 Sept last year to find such a day 🙄

Week 25 of the strike against sewage!

Spending an hour here today in the sunshine was a completely different experience to last week! 😂

A massive thank you to the guy that bought us all a coffee from Greggs ! I was busy chatting and so didn’t get a name or number but…

Shap Outdoor Festival kicks off next Sat 27 April.
Head to theoldcourthouse to meet all the partners involved, including us! This fun-filled market, launches a whole month of exciting events and experiences in Shap and the Lowther Valley.
Discover more: bit.ly/ShapOF24
#SOF24

The Lake District has seen the highest recorded number of sewage spills of all National Parks ⚠️
Campaign for National Parks Health Check Report shows that there were 377 sewage releases from storm overflows in #NationalParks in 2022 alone🤢
👉cnp.org.uk/health-check-r…

🐿️ Have you spotted these adorable red squirrels near Bangor? 🌲 Exploring the beauty of nature with these charming creatures in their forest habitat. 🌳 Share your sightings and spread the joy of wildlife appreciation! 📸 #RedSquirrels #Magicalmammals

Here’s a short thread the worst disaster in Scottish mountaineering history that you’ve never heard of.

It’s an example of how even experienced walkers can be caught out by being just slightly off-track when descending Ben Nevis in poor visibility and snowy conditions. (1/n)