Sue Wilkinson

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Lake District landscape, literature, history and culture. #GrasmereDialectPlays Fell-walking, landscape photography, geology. #Cumbria #LakeDistrict Twitter: @sue_wilkinson

Group of swimmers with brightly-coloured tow floats in Red Tarn, Helvellyn. Rocks in the foreground and summit plateau as backdrop
Celia sprinting up the final hill of the 10-in-10 challenge to the Swinside Inn (ahead of 3 other participants). Causey Pike - the first peak of the 10 - can be seen back right
Inside front cover of the programme, with a portrait of Jane Aiusten and a list of her novels
View over Derwentwater from rocky summit of Peak 1 (Walla Crag). Moody skies between showers
Head of Ullswater from Gowbarrow Terrace.
Sign on wooden post for the 'Inspired by Ullswater' Virtual Art Gallery, giving a QR code to view Mark Richards' work. Ullswater in the background.
Sue - in pink jacket - standing on the summit of Raven Crag, above Thirlmere
Sue crossing packhorse bridge in Watendlath
Sue walking by flooded quarry on the way up Holme Fell
Snow-capped Skiddaw, with field of ewes and lambs in foreground
Sue scrambling up a rocky slope on Catbells, Derwentwater beyond
Small figure overlooking Crummock Water, from descent of Rannerdale Knotts
Cover of cast list from 'Lark Rise to Candleford'
Sue standing on rocky summit of Wansfell - Windermere below to the left
Long-tailed tit perched on woody stems of a flowering currant bush (phone pic from a distance, and through glass)
Sue striding out across a gold & brown Whinlatter Fell, blue sky & white clouds above
Sue - in pink jacket with blue rucksack - standing on Rannerdale Knotts, looking across Crummock Water, with Mellbreak beyond and Loweswater in the far distance
Sue - in pink - on summit of Barrow. Heather flanks the path in the foreground, and the 'knuckles' of Causey Pike rise up behind.
Little figure in red (me!) crossing a golden tussocky slope towards the brown brackeny summit of Barf. In the further distance is the Ullock Pike ridge (green conifers on lower slopes with purplish heathery rock above), and beyond that the rocky slopes of Skiddaw and Skiddaw Little Man, where patches of snow persist, especially along the edge of the ridge. Blue sky above.
Margaret Cropper's great-nieces, smiling as they stand at a table displaying some of her work, with the bookcases of the Armitt Museum's library behind
Sue (in blue): a small figure descending an icy ridge on Great Mell Fell. Two more lines of hills visible behind her, under a grey sky - the further hills still have patches of snow
Sue part-way over a stile (leaning forward with left leg extended behind her), on the wooded hillside of Great Mell Fell
Sue in turquoise jacket on top of Sale Fell, snowy peaks of Skiddaw range in the background
Looking towards a snowy Blencathra, with - in the foreground - a snowy field to the left and a snow-capped fence to the right (taken early afternoon today)