Bright March days on Scout Scar

Looking north from Scout Scar escarpment

Hurrah for snow.  There's nothing to compare with fresh snowfall on a bright day somewhere between winter and spring.  Last night, there was a blustery wind and we awoke to snowfall. Up on Scout Scar I could see how the wind had scoured the snow, rippling over it and creating shallow drifts.  These days, it's rare to see snow on Scout Scar escarpment. Two days ago there was a trace of snow on the very tops of distant fells and the woods below the escarpment showed in warm and muted colour. 

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Cloud often hugs the fells when there has been snowfall and this morning the most spectacular light focused on Red Screes and the Kentmere Fells to the north.  These two bright days are inspirational after what seems a long and rather dreary winter.   I love to see snow falling and to see snow-effects on a landscape. These days, with Climage Change, it's a rare treat. 
The image-sequence below is taken from Scout Scar escarpment, looking north into the Kentmere fells and marvelling at the beauty of the scene.