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08/06/2025

Wandering through the heart of the Peak District National Park feels like stepping into a storybook. From cozy stone cottages and blossom-lined paths to ancient churches and dramatic dams rising against brilliant blue skies — every corner whispers charm. 🏞️🌸 Whether it’s a stroll through Bakewell for a famous tart, or a hike beneath towering reservoirs, this timeless landscape offers beauty, history, and a breath of fresh countryside air.

🐾 Bonus: it’s dog-friendly too! 🐕

PS: Is anyone on Bluesky? If you are let’s connect!

23/12/2024

Merry Christmas! Hope you have a beautiful day spent with people you love!

Have been busy several months, besides the trip to Florida (just getting there, was something that now seems like a comic relief, not so much then🤣)and kids’ birthdays, the big reason of no Instagram time is photo number 2 🐶!

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08/08/2024

The Lake District, located in Cumbria, England, is one of the most picturesque and historically rich areas in the country.
Here are some fun facts about the region:

1. Home to England’s Largest Lake: The Lake District is home to Windermere, which is the largest natural lake in England. It stretches over 10.5 miles in length and has a surface area of about 14.8 square kilometers.
2. Famous Literary Connections: The Lake District has inspired many famous writers and poets, including William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and Beatrix Potter. Wordsworth’s poem “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud” was inspired by the daffodils near Ullswater.
3. Highest Peak in England: Scafell Pike, located in the Lake District, is the highest mountain in England, standing at 978 meters (3,209 feet). It’s a popular destination for hikers and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape.
4. Deepest Lake in England: Wastwater, located in the western part of the Lake District, is England’s deepest lake, with a maximum depth of about 79 meters (258 feet). The lake is surrounded by some of the most dramatic and rugged landscapes in the region.
5. Home to Herdwick Sheep: The Lake District is known for its unique breed of sheep, the Herdwick, which is native to the region. These hardy sheep are well adapted to the rugged terrain and are an iconic sight on the Lake District’s fells.

28/07/2024

Wray Castle was constructed in 1840 for James Dawson, a retired surgeon from Liverpool, using his wife’s fortune. Alongside the house, he also built the neighboring Wray Church. After Dawson’s death in 1875, his fifteen-year-old nephew, Edward Preston Rawnsley, inherited the estate. In 1877, Edward’s cousin, Hardwicke Rawnsley, became the vicar of Wray Church. To protect the countryside from harmful development, Hardwicke Rawnsley, inspired by John Ruskin, envisioned a National Trust that could purchase and preserve areas of natural beauty and historic significance for the nation.

20/07/2024

Buttermere is a picturesque lake located in the Lake District National Park in Cumbria, England. Surrounded by dramatic fells, including Haystacks and Fleetwith Pike, the lake is approximately 2 kilometers long and 0.4 kilometers wide. Buttermere, which means “the lake by the dairy pastures,” offers serene waters and scenic walking trails, making it a popular destination for hikers

12/07/2024

Perched on a rock outcrop at the intersection of the Honister and Newlands passes, a charming church of St James overlooks the village of Buttermere.

The original structure dates back to 1507, while the current building was constructed in 1840 and restored in 1930. Notable features include a memorial to guidebook author Alfred Wainwright, a wrought iron shepherd’s gate, and twin angels on the reredos, carved by Cumbrian farmer Jonathon Stamper in 1998.

08/07/2024

The mountains of the Lake District are not grand compared with the giants of the Alps or the Rockies, but they have a charm and beauty all their own, rising proudly above serene lakes and lush valleys, shrouded often in a mystic veil of mist and cloud.

05/07/2024

Happy July! I haven’t been much on here lately, was checking my feed and see so many sponsored (recommended) posts and only few of those who I follow… Is it the same for everyone? If I haven’t liked/commented on your posts chances are I don’t see them.

📍Lake District, Buttermere lake

22/06/2024

Even if you have been to Stonehenge you might still not know that in the 70’ someone paint sprayed word LOVE across stones, it was cleaned off but for some reason one type of lichen took liking of the paint residue and keeps growing where paint used to be, making LOVE visible . Zoom on the first photo and you can clearly see letters V and E.
Fun facts:
The growth on Stonehenge is truly fascinating! 🌿 Over 70 species of lichen have been discovered on the stones, including several rare types. Interestingly, some of these are typically found only on exposed coastlines. Nature’s wonders never cease to amaze! 🪨✨

P.S What’s your thoughts on the recent attack on Stonehenge?

09/06/2024

Lynmouth, a picturesque village on the northern coast of Devon, England, is renowned for its dramatic scenery where the Exmoor hills meet the Bristol Channel. Often referred to as “Little Switzerland” due to its steep cliffs and lush valleys, Lynmouth offers a unique blend of natural beauty and quaint charm.

Cliff Railway is set in the heart of Exmoor National Park and is the UK’s only fully water powered railway and Silver winner of Devon’s Large Attraction of the Year 2020. Built in 1888, it operates using only completely renewable and sustainable fresh river water and remains the world’s highest and the steepest fully water powered railway in the world.

07/06/2024

Combe Martin, a village in North Devon, England, has a rich and varied history. Its name is derived from "combe," meaning a valley, and "Martin," referring to the Norman family who held the manor after the Norman Conquest.

The village's history dates back to the Bronze Age, with evidence of early settlements found in the surrounding areas. During the medieval period, Combe Martin thrived due to its silver mines, which were among the most productive in England during the 13th and 14th centuries. The village was granted a charter to hold markets, contributing to its economic growth.

In more recent history, Combe Martin has evolved into a charming seaside village, attracting tourists with its natural beauty, rocky beaches, and intriguing caves.

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05/06/2024

The path to the caves is totally hidden by the high tide.
📍Combe Martin, North Devon

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