I set off on the Monday for a couple of nights camping in the Lake District.
My destination was near Ambleside, which was also near Windermere.
I am sure Windermere is lovely, but too many tourists for me!
So to http://baysbrownfarmcampsite.co.uk/ in Chapel Stile
A good value campsite. £5 for adults, £3 for children and £2.50 for the car.
So £15 for 2 nights camping!
Now the first rule about camping is having your own space.
Which I forgot when pitching next to this family..whoops!
I was not best pleased, when I discovered after my return from Scotland,
that I had gained five pounds in weight!
However a strict diet, with the exception of one meal out,
saw me lose three of them.
I combined good food with a ten mile walk and job done, two more to lose.
I bought the Daily Express hoping for a less biased paper then the Mail,
I was wrong..won't be buying that again!
Ah, the view outside my tent
Great Langdale, me thinks.
Whilst using the loo I decided that a poor dragon fly was very stupid
It saw the glass window and thought it could fly through it
As we know insects can't fly through glass
so I decided to help it and pushed it gently through the opening
The moment it escaped to freedom, it was entwined in a spiders web
promptly injected by said spider and had for breakfast.
Sorry to the dragon fly, but I meant well.
So in the evening it was time..
Wainwright's Inn
A lovely glass of Lime and lemonade
Whilst out on my evening walk I came across
Bowling, how lovely
Interesting, Spongebob
From the local quarry
I thought this was a good photo
Out for a lovely walk
I saw two fish!
Yes I gave...
Relaxing far from day to day life
The Village, lovely
Back to Wainwright's Inn
Just a few notes to end on
The picture I can't show you is of the sky, lit up at 1 am
full of stars, that I didn't even see in Scotland
That was a view to behold.
The yellow winged bird with a red beak, glorious to behold
And finally the woman hoovering the caravan awning, why?
A lovely place...the lake District...
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