Blencathra - Lake District - Cumbria by ejn
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Blencathra - Lake District
Another image from our day out this week.
Just to the east of the pictureque market town of Keswick is the mountain fell of Blencathra.
Blencathra consists of six separate fell tops the highest standing at 2847 feet high.
The name Blencathra comes from an old Cumbrian term which means "devil's peak" and according to legends was the home of a Celtic god of the underworld whose name is Afallach.
When Blencathra is viewed from the East it gives the impression of the shape like the back of a saddle. This is the reason why Blencathra is also known as Saddlebag
Comments (16)
Wonderful landscape. Great shot!!
Stuning view anc capture!!
Beautiful capture
fantastic landscape and photo!!!!
Very beautiful!
great foto.
A super shot.
Beautiful view and wonderful color tones!
Fantastic shot; the light on the grasses emerging from the snow and on the mountains is beautiful!
beautiful !
compo feels ever so slightly unbalanced to my eyes, but those mountains are magic and the sky and clouds are strong too
Very beautiful landscape and super capture. Excellent work.
Awesome shot! I love the colors.
Fantastic shot.
WOW, very beautiful and impressive. Bravo!
One of the best shots of Blencathra that i have ever had the pleasure of seeing