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Wetherlam at 2,503 ft or 763 m, is a mountain in the Furness Fells in the English Lake District. Although its flanks are scarred by disused copper mines & slate quarries it still has a rugged beauty.
Having spent most of my trips to the Lakes in the Southern confines, Wetherlam has always been one of the first mountains I spotted when I visited. It seems almost ironic now that it frames my view on most days, or at least most days the weather will allow.
Winter has arrived! A very snowy Wetherlam.

A Word...

"There's no such thing as bad weather, only unsuitable clothing."

Alfred Wainwright

Latest Images

Winter has arrived and whilst most of the snow has melted away in Ambleside the 'tops' are still covered in the white stuff. After a wet and wild weekend we now have blue skies and beautiful views (at least for a day or two). See the Gallery page for more snow capped peaks. The rising Sun and mist creating an eerie atmosphere over Low Wood Bay. A snowy Nab Scar and Heron Pike with mist covering Ambleside. Wetherlam with its head in the clouds

Latest Time Lapse

I have quite a few interesting time lapse videos that I'd like to share but there is a real issue with the best way to do this. The images above are just that, images, or animated gif's to be accurate. To share videos I have to use Youtube or host the videos on Google drive, with both methods presenting their own challenges.

I have a YouTube channel where better quality time lapses can be viewed
http://www.youtube.com/@WetherCam