1977 Lake District (2)

At the campsite Rain is always a possibility when camping in the lake District, but the sun does shine as well! This is another segment from the ciné film I took in the summer of 1977 and shows the boys playing games at the campsite at Coniston Water and messing about at the lakeside.

Lake District Camping Easter 2011

A Walk In The Park - Let's Stay Peak District

In association with Let's Stay Peak District - a comprehensive accommodation and tourist guide featuring high quality content, thousands of images and hundreds of Peak District cottages, b&bs, hotels, pubs, campsites, walks, village guides, attractions, activities & more. www.peakdistrict-nationalpark.com

Annual lads' weekend to the English Lake District. Wasdale & Eskdale areas plus lots of beer!
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Wild Camp On Common Fell

A last minute planning got me wild camping with a friend on Common fell it wasn't a hard walk up but the views once there was very nice. check out the blog for more info at paulswildcamping.com I would also like to thank Laura for letting me use her music (again) check her channel out below www.youtube.com

A day on England's second highest mountain, taking in the peak and 3 wild swimming spots, starting and finishing at Eskdale Campsite in Boot. For more film like this, please visit www.trekandrun.com and for more info on the Lake District, please visit www.golakes.co.uk
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(Teaser Clip) The Priest Hole Cave Experience-English Lake District

Short clip from "The Priest Hole Cave Experience" video I shall be uploading in parts in the coming weeks. In parts because youtube has a frustrating upload limit on videos and this final video is 12+ mins duration and more than a gigabyte data. The full video (not split) should hopefully be able for viewing on the website mentioned at the end of the clip some time soon.
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Brotherswater Trip June 2012

Camping Trip In English Lake District, with trips to Brotherswater, Hartsop Above Howe, Keswick and Grasmere...
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I was reminded the other day about a video I made back in 98 for a friends birthday. Makes me smile!
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Mazury Masurian Lake District

The Great Masurian Lake District - Poland. Discover It...Experience It... Wirtualna wycieczka po Mazurach, zapraszam również na stronke: www.naszemazury.socjum.pl The Masurian Lake District or Masurian Lakeland is a lake district in northeastern Poland containing more than 2000 lakes. It extends roughly 290 km eastwards from the lower Vistula River to the Poland-Lithuania border and occupies an area of roughly 52000 square kilometers. The lake district was shaped by the Pleistocene ice age. Many of its hills are parts of moraines and many of its lakes are moraine-dammed lakes.
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Lake District 2012 - Whinlatter - Ish & JJ

Whinlatter MTB Trail Centre in Lake District, UK. July 2012 with Ish and JJ A great reward weekend in the sun after a weeks worth of camping and working in the rain with High Adeventure (Lakes). Music is not my own! First track: Lucious Life by Patrick Watson. Second track: Sail by Awolnation. All taken with a GoPro Hero camera and edited together on Adobe Premier Pro. Enjoy!

A fantastic two days in the Central Fells of the Lakes. Starting late on Saturday 2 July we walked from Deepdale Bridge to the Priest's Hole, Dove Crag and wild camped. At the cave we met two others with the same intention. Great company. The next day day we set off from the cave to Dove Crag, and then continued on to Hart Crag, Fairfield and St Sunday Crag. From here we partially retraced our steps before descending to Grisedale Tarn and then on to Dollywagon Pike, High Crag, Nethermost Pike and Helvellyn. From Helvellyn we descended via Striding Edge and at the "Hole in the Wall" we took the path to Patterdale before following the road back to Deepdale Bridge. The 1st day was just over 3 miles followed by just over 12 miles the second day. The weather was warm & sunny. Music by Newton Faulkner, Adam Speight (our cave companion) & James Morrison.

High spy to Catbells

Me and my girlfriend walking from Stonethwaite up High Spy to Catbells via Mainden Moor 28/05/2006,

This is the High Head Green Gathering festival, to date, the most beautiful thing I have ever pointed a camera at. Official Website www.highheadgreengathering.co.uk This is my second attempt at a festival video. I make them to promote the festivals and teach the world about their existence, so you may share the same good times that I've had. To see my first attempt, check out my CockRock Video www.youtube.com I like this song, and the video is as much for the song as it is for the festival. Thank you M83 and Jackson. Music: M83 - Run Into Flowers (Jackson Remix)
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Exploring Drigg Beach and Dunes, Cumbria

Trek and Run take a half day out from the mountains to explore the Drigg Nature Reserve, a SSSI, and just a 10 minute drive from Ravenglass campsite. A totally difference view of the Lake District. For a complete description of the walk, and for more films like this, please see www.trekandrun.com and for more general info on the Lake District see www.golakes.co.uk
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An apendage to Bushcraft Local Woodland. This has been made due to popular demand. It includes taking appart a camp site, clearing a fire and leaving no trace.
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4x4 Green Laning in the Lake District UK

Off-roading is a term for driving a vehicle on un-surfaced roads or tracks, made of materials such as sand and gravel, riverbeds, mud, snow, rocks, and other natural terrain. off-road terrains can only be traveled by vehicles designed specifically for off-road driving such as ATVs, heavy-duty Pickup trucks, trucks and equipment, SUVs, snowmobiles, motorcycles or mountain bicycles. These types of vehicles often have extra ground clearance, sturdy tires, and front and rear locking differentials. Examples of vehicle manufacturers notable for producing types of off-road vehicle (ORV) include AM General, Land Rover and Jeep, though many vehicle manufacturers have some sort of off-road vehicle in their current range. Trucks are often fitted with these extras by default. Military forces usually design their vehicles with off-roading in mind or buy them from off-road manufacturers such as AM General (Humvee), Jeep, and Land Rover, who have produced vehicles used by the armed forces of many countries.
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1/3 Short video of a night spent in the Priest's Hole Cave in the English Lake District. terrybnd.blogspot.com

Pure Banter: CAMPING

FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com A video compiled from all the clips recorded from when we went to Kendal. Basically, all the best bits! Enjoy! Miles Dickinson Andy Canter Adam Whittiker
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Hot Springs, Arkansas camp at "Young's Lakeshore RV Resort" 1-800-470-7875

Call 1-800-470-7875 City water/sewer, 68 ch. cbl TV, Wi/Fi 30&50 amp electric. Our Boat Ramp is your gateway to Lake Hamilton. 2.5 miles from Oaklawn Jockey Club and Gaming Center. 4.5 miles from Hot Springs National Park and the Historic District. 12 minutes to Magic Spring's.on the web at: www.rvhotsprings.com
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This is that infamous couple, Ray and Pauline Moody, who write that backpacking guide to the Coast to Coast Walk. This time they tried it in reverse, or east to west, enjoyable but should be done as the master or A Wainwright ordered, west to east.
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Camping July 21, 2010

Maple Grove Campground on Lake Cowichan, Vancouver Island

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For  1.5 BHK Pra The Lake District Pune project cost will be Rs 21,71,680. For 2BHK+2Tcost is 26,78,590 and as like 3BHK+4T cost will be Rs 43,71,060. Being developer of the whole project, PRA Reality  full well what the need of the society. There is not much of a surprise that people has high expectations of phadnis Pra The Lake District Kondhwa. Anyone who is seeking a superb place to live will find it in Pra The Lake District Pune. With Pra The Lake District Pune, you are going to get flats, apartments where you can give your prospect a huge lift. All your dreams will turn into reality and your investment is definitely going to pay off in the long run. To meet the challenges and take advantage of the tremendous opportunity, PRA has grown its core capabilities by attracting an experienced and complementary team. s

 

 

Experience a drive through the lake district mountain range with a bit of DNB
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Lake District scenery

In addition to its main outcrop lying athwart the central and highest part of the luxury themed boutique hotels in the lake district , the Borrowdale Volcanic beds also occur along the northern fringe beyond Skiddaw. Their distinctive character and the way they have influenced the scenery can be seen when one is passing through the strip of country between Cockermouth  and Caldbeck. The hill above Bothel Crags with the Roman fort of Caermote on its eastern flank, and the isolated conical hill of Binsey with its bare rocky slopes, are but two of the distinctive topographic features associated with the harder rock in this foot. Hill zone. Farther east the volcanic beds also form the northern rim of the Caldbeck Fells, and beyond the eastern edge of the Skiddaw mass they make their final appearance on Eycott Hill, overlooking the marshy trough of the Mungrisdale Valley.

The lavas here have a very distinctive appearance, with large elongated crystals of felspar running throughout the rock.

Other softer beds are present so that the western slope of the hill has a markedly terraced appearance. On top there is a jumble of bare rock ribs with intervening marshy hollows, a reminder that at this northeast extremity of its outcrop the Borrow¬dale Volcanic Series does not bow out without making its own distinctive con¬tribution to the landscape. The country of the southern fringes of the Lake District, the part first seen by visitors making their way from the motor way near Kendal towards the innermost valleys and fells, has a more subdued appearance. Apart from the flanks of the high plateau of the Eastern Fells around Staveley the land is nearly all below a thousand feet.

Much of the area known as High Furness, between Coniston Water and Windermere, is typical of a countryside developed on a succession of different rock types, mainly of Silurian age. To Jonathan Otley this was greywacke country, so named from the prevalence of gritty material in the rocks. Individual beds with distinctive characteristics have been given local names, like the Stockdale Shales from the hamlet now a single farm lying in a tributary valley of Long Sleddale . Similarly the Bannisdale Slates refers to the valley in the Eastern Fells where they are typically developed, while the Brathay Flags are associated with the estate at the head of Lake Windermere.

At the base of the whole series is the Coniston Limestone, seldom more than two hundred feet thick and consequently forming a very narrow outcrop. In spite of its name there are only impure limestone beds, and calcareous mudstone would be a more descriptive title. In areas where lime is scarce, small quarries were opened up in the past and the rock burned for agricultural purposes. At Stockdale Farm in Long Sleddale an old lime kiln stands in the farmyard within a few yards of the outcrop on the other side of the stream.

Although the actual outcrop is narrow, the persistence of the Coniston Limestone makes it a good marker bed separating the older Borrowdale Volcanic rocks from the newer Silurian strata above. Because of the limited thickness of the bed, the effect on the landscape is minimal. Towards the head of the Kent mere valley near Kent mere Hall  the outcrop coincides with the col of the Garburn Pass which leads across into Troutbeck. Similarly parts of the pass which runs across to Long Sleddale from Stile End also coincide with the lime¬stone. Both cols owe their present form to ice erosion, but undoubtedly the weaker strata here compared with the hard volcanic rocks to the north helped erosion.