A couple of shots from our bedroom window yesterday, it's tough living here but someone has to do it.
One of the big news items in todays Westmorland Gazette is an incident that happened last week when the ferry killed a couple of cygnets just as it was coming in to dock, it has caused a bit of a stir and the RSPCA have got involved.
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Hi Robert & Helen,
I like your photos, especially the misty ones near the bottom, and the unfortunate scene you have to look at from your bedroom window. The way the fog rests in the valleys opens some great photography opportunities, me thinks.
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