I expect you are relieved to get some rain, but perhaps not so much in one go.!!
Thank you for all your pics thro lockdown,
and lets hope my family & I can get up to the Lakes later this year,
along with all your more regular visitors.
Regards
Christine Coldwell

Ps our Fred is a keen swimmer too, but does not like rain much !!!

Thanks for the lovely photos, Tony. Whenever we look at this site it feels like we are back in the Lakes.

Hi I showed my friend who is a doctor in emtomology and he corrected your moth .He says it is a six spot Burnet moth.Hope this helps.Bill Wilson,Alberta

Thank you again Tony, you give us so much pleasure, much needed. Take care both of you.

—nice site. Only just arrived to it after years of reading Loweswatercam.

Was shocked to see how little water is left in Yew Tree Tarn after such a dry Spring. Any chance of a picture following rain next time you're passing to see how quickly it recovers?

I don’t do brain teasers or crosswords but now daily looking for your quote links. Thankfully google led me from Model T to Lena. BW. Peter Perth WA.

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Hi Tony and Sir Ben,
Your beautiful photos gladden our hearts every morning! Thank you for sharing your very beautiful part of the world.
And is it just me, or are your quotes the past few days more humorous? I find myself giggling as I read them. As a
teacher, I found the quote by the English professor especially funny! Yesterday I ventured out in our car for a short
drive, and stopped to watch a brand new moose calf and cow cross the road. The mom had to walk very slowly for the new calf
to keep up, and I watched them until they disappeared into the brush and trees. The wildlife in our mountain valley is bolder this
year, due to fewer cars on the roads, I expect. I did take a photo, but am sorry I am not techy enough to know how
to get it on my computer so I can share. Janet in Anchorage, Alaska

Tony,
Thanks for daily pictures of the beautiful scenery that makes me long for our next visit to the Lakes. I also love the pictures of the flowers and today's photo of the rose in your garden was just spectacular! I want to know if your rose has a sweet smell. Too many roses are now bred for beauty at the expense of smell. My Grandfather had many roses in his garden and I remember going around to each bush to smell it when I was a child. Keep up the good work!
Nina from Montreal