Scoat Tarn by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)

Scoat Tarn by William Heaton Cooper R.I. (1903 - 1995)Scoat Tarn lies just below, and west of, the summit of Red Pike (Wasdale). One of the remotest tarns in the Lake District, William has painted it from its rocky eastern shore looking out to Seatallan. Its western shore features a group of huge boulders, described by one of William's friends (in his Tarns of Lakeland) as appearing 'rather like a pride of lions basking thoughtfully in the sun.' "As I was painting there on a morning in March, a shepherd,

Langdale Pikes in Winter captures the soft greys of the fells and the various shades of the snow of the high fells

when combined with the safety hand guard

“A modest and pleasant sheet of water

Magnet (large): 10

Framed - 329 x 279mm / 13 x 11 inches (Inner Print: 185 x 125mm / 7

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This pad consists of 12 sheets of paper with a cold pressed surface

and also useful for walls and photographs

"The long scattered village of Troutbeck begins about a mile and a half above Troutbeck Bridge

22 carat plated

A type of seaweed provides a means to directly test whether people are infected with viruses

this quintessential Cairngorm landscape shows a scene of austere grandeur