Hi Tony. Thanks for the great photos. I have enjoyd them all. Including your famous lunch. Tell me, was this one better than the one in Whitby? To me it looked much better, but did it taste better? :))

Best wishes and a pet for Sir Ben. Lydia (NL)

Oops! That is Blea Tarn, not "Nora Yarn"....

Hi, Tony! I am here in England--visited Nora Yarn yesterday and thought of all your wonderful pics of that scene in all sseasons. Off to Nottingham for the weekend; back to Coniston Holly How youth hostels Monday-Thursdat next week. Hoping to catch a glimpse of you and Sir Ben!

Elizabeth from Oregon, USA

I too loved your misty morning shots Tony - thanks. I am especially loving your "green" shots at the moment. We enjoyed one glorious spring in England, and just can't describe adequately to people over here the wonder of the light coming through the beautiful green leaves as everything slowly opens up after winter. Thanks for such a pretty shot this morning. Yes I do love our "wide brown land" but the light and green of England really stirs my soul. Gwen - south coast NSW

Wonderful job capturing the light and the mist 06/May- You've a great eye, Tony and a skilled hand with the camera. These shots were certainly amongst your best. Thank you for the daily lift of one's spirits.

Hi Postie, Your shots today are stunning - thank you every day. Audrey K.

Fantastic photos today. Thanks Tony. Shows how atmospheric the lakes can be.

Hi Don. Glad to have been of service. :))

Mind you, people have changed everywhere. Yes, Belgium is still a Bourgondian country with great food and even good wines, but mostly great beers. And yes, most people are friendly and nice. As in my country. But recession did change a lot of us. It's also 10 times as busy as in 1980. When you should decide to com, make sure your valuables are well hidden. And use Public Transport (special tickets for people on holidays). The roads are clogged up. To many cars and traffic jams. Have a great sunday! Lydia

Hi Tony! Thank you so much for the beautiful photos of the flowers in bloom and the lovely green everywhere!
They brightened our day and made us long to be in England to see for ourselves. I swear I could smell the
daffodils! Thank you for all your efforts to share your beautiful countryside.

Andy in Janet in Alaska (where it snowed two days ago!)

Tony,
As we await spring in Montreal, the flowers, and the leaves on the trees, your pictures are an inspiration for what is to come! Thanks for my daily dose of the Lakes.
Nina