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Buttermere in Cumbria's Lake District is featured on this page, to see a map showing where the Lake and Village are located click here.
To see other photos from Cumbria and the Lake District click here.
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| All the photos on this page are from a circular walk around the lake starting and ending at Buttermere Village. The photo on the left shows Sourmilk Gill at the northern end of the lake. | ||
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| The walk is 4 miles in length and for most of the way is along good flat paths. The elevated views of the lake were taken on a diversion from the route to get a closer look at the waterfalls of Comb Beck. | ||
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| Peggy's Bridge is a great viewpoint, (centre photo) at the southern end of the lake. | ||
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| Centre photo shows the view from the opposite side of the lake towards Comb Beck and the snow topped High Crag. Shortly before arriving back at Buttermere Village there is a short tunnel section of the walk, cut into the rock in the 19th century by George Benson, (right photo). | ||
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Copyright Nicky Griffiths 2005