Once again I must apologize. Although the residual brain cloud left behind by my recent cold has begun to dissipate, my blogging time has been severely limited as I try to catch up with all those things which fell by the wayside while I was ill. I am hard at work on Part II of the camping trip last summer, but it isn’t anywhere near completion.
In the meantime, I hope you will enjoy a short preview of some of the incredible scenery of the Lake District. Some of these photographs were taken last summer, while others were taken by my husband on previous trips to the area.
Lake District
Next week will be the blog which exposes just what it is that makes camping in the UK different from camping in the US.
An American Wife in Wiltshire 
The countryside is so beautiful and the old structures that are still being preserved and used.
It is an incredibly beautiful area. You can see why it has attracted so many poets and artists over the years. If you haven’t seen the movie Miss Potter I highly recommend it, not only for the beautiful scenery, but also for the tale it tells about how Beatrix Potter saved it from being overrun with holiday cottages by buying up many of the hill farms and preserving the old ways of life.