Friday, June 08, 2018

Rannerdale Bluebells


After our week near Hawkshead, we moved on to our own cottage in west Cumbria.  A regular walk for us has always been Rannerdale, and the bluebells of Rannerdale are justly famous.  So Rannerdale it was.


But we were not alone.  An entire camera group was in full swing up and down the bluebell banks.  People who did not look like natural walkers were venturing out.  The valley was full of bluebell tourists, some of whom were determined to make it to the top for their lunch, panting and sweating as they went.

Odd how they have spread so far up the hillside - the bluebells, that is.


We have done this walk in all weathers, but prefer it when we have it more or less to ourselves.
Oddly, looking at these pictures, you would never guess that so many people were out and about that day.


2 comments:

CarolM said...

beautiful bluebells - thank you for sharing

knitski said...

Don't you love how something so small can change the landscape so much wonderful!