
Lingmoor and the Langdales from Scout Scar is the following blog, a sequence of images from later that same morning when cloudscape created many shadows.
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![]() When the sun goes down on a January snowscape the temperature falls fast and the sight of a distant farmstead gleaming white is comforting. Perhaps that's why I'm drawn to an isolated farm such as this one below The Band, the ridge coming off Bowfell and emerging from cloud. For hundreds of years the farmstead has meant sanctuary, respite from the winter weather. This morning the fells looked magical under snow and cloud, sunlight and shadow picking out the architecture of the mountains, contour and sharp arête. I stood gazing as cloudscape and light was constantly changing. Here's a sequence of the images I took. Click on images to enlarge them and read the captions.
Lingmoor and the Langdales from Scout Scar is the following blog, a sequence of images from later that same morning when cloudscape created many shadows.
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Albert West (aka sapient gadfly)
12/3/2021 11:15:56 am
Taken from Scout Scar, these images of Langdale are amazing.
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