Readers of the Keswick Reminder regularly send in their pictures taken around Keswick, the surrounding area and further afield in Cumbria. Here’s a selection of our favourites published in print this month. Remember you can send your photographs in .jpg format to [email protected]
We rise a daybreak: The spring solstice dawning at Castlerigg stone circle, by Stephen Lightowler
On the hoof: Fiona Coutts took this photo of fell ponies making their way across Caldbeck Common.
Dippers: Mike Causey took this shot of his daughter Heidi and her youngest brother Barney after a cold and quick dip at Ashness jetty on Derwentwater.
Sun down: Glyn Blakey, from Keswick, sent in this picture of sunset from The Riggs with a friend’s dog, Emperor Palpatine.
Seeking the perfect picture: A group of tourists on the shore of Derwentwater. By Brian Moffat, of Keswick.
New dawn fades: A misty early morning at Pooley Bridge, by Fiona Coutts.
Perfect day: A wonderfully framed view of Causey Pike, Friar’s Crag and the low water at Derwentwater by Robert Folder.
Curious: Lenticular cloud above the memorial to the RAF airmen on Great Carrs. By Barbara Cooper-Holmes, Bassenthwaite.
Chorus of tulips: A spring scene at Hope Park, by Paul Rushworth, of Braithwaite.
Gently down the stream: The river Derwent from Grange in Borrowdale, taken on Easter Sunday by Neil Pritt, of Keswick.
