Landscape photography of the Lakes, Dales, Moors and Wolds
Rampsholme Island is the smallest of Derwent Water’s four islands. Its name derives from the old norse for wild garlic, a plant that thrives there.
This view of Rampsholme appearing through the autumnal dawn mist also shows the more distant Derwent Isle below the distinctive shape of Dodd.
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Photograph code: IMG_0765