Judith Knott
@judithmknott
Researching 19th-century German letters - when I’m not learning Estonian, knitting or playing piano. FRSA, ex-civil servant and uni governor. (Pronoun tema.)
A real discovery. Particularly loved this lane found yesterday (on slight detour from your walk)
And finally - not one of Wordsworth’s Borrowdale fraternity, but gracing the bank of River Derwent close by
Then from today - what’s left of the “fraternal four” in Borrowdale - now two and a bit (to right of photo)
Wordsworth’s Lakeland yews: First, from yesterday - the pride of Lorton Vale
Some great views today from Rannerdale and Lorton. Solway Firth just visible in last one, between two trees and behind Robin Rigg wind farm.
Looked up at Haystacks from the Buttermere valley yesterday - and remembered I climbed that in the summer of 1976 too, but in a rather more sensible way with my Dad!
This must rank as one of the most ludicrous headlines I’ve ever read.
Been meaning to go to Cambridge for ages and finally managed it today.
Great use for one of my heaviest set of books. (Bottle on top is frozen, thanks to tip from @columnist.bsky.social in 2022.)
For £15 you can experience this (and also get from A to B): Ingleborough, Pen-y-Ghent and a distant Pendle #SettleCarlisleRailway
Just finished husband’s sweater in time for Christmas … (surrounded by accumulated junk in the room where I dry my knitting) @auntiesyzygy.bsky.social @jwripple.bsky.social
@jwripple.bsky.social @auntiesyzygy.bsky.social Fwiw this is the last pic I can find - part of a sweater for daughter’s partner - with a Ukrainian tryzub/trident symbol (his grandfather was Ukr).