Tarn Hows close to Coniston and Hawkshead in the Lake District is a popular location for visitors to the area. With its easy going path around the water visitors of all ages can enjoy a quiet and tranquil part of the Lakes. Above Tarn Hows sits the Scott Memorial. Here is the view from the memorial over the Tarn and towards the Langdale Fells.
Tarn Hows
- Published by James
- in Print of the Day
- tagged Print of the Week, Tarn Hows
- on July 30, 2013
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