Notes from the May - June 2009
Tour of Ireland, Scotland, Scandinavia and England
 The Lake District - Barrow in Furness, England - May 26 Along the road, beyond Coniston Water, is Tarn Hows, a beautiful mountain area. |
 Tarn is a word from ancient nordic invaders that means tear drop. |
 What a beautiful day we had - cool and clear |
 Miles and miles of rock walls of intricate design. |
 Continuing on, past Beatrix Potter land, we came to Windermere and its famous lake, the largest in England. This goose greeted tourists for handouts. |
 The lakeside town is called Bowness. |
 Peter bought our group ticket for the lake cruise and went on to meet us down south at Lakeside. |
 This commercial, scheduled boat goes up and down 11.5 mile long Lake Windermere. |
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