when you go along A66 to the west, not long before you come to Keswick, the road goes up and then along one side of a pretty valley for a while. I don't know the name, although I am sure it's perfectly findable. Most of my photos from this visit were taken from a lay-by somewhere, because it seems the the best light of each day was gone by the moment we came wherever our destination was. This photo is no exception - roadside one, from that section of A66
btw, in our family those slanted visible rays of sun are called, strangely, "death rays". The origins lay in a comic seen somewhere decades ago. Drawing was showing a little boy pointing some sort of toy at his dad's back, saying "Daddy, do you feel anything?". Open box with inscription "Death Rays" was beside him on the floor
PS: Apparently what we see here is a view of glacial valley "St. John's-in-the-Vale"
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I remember the comic :)
do you also remember what series it was? I seem to remember the style was sort of Calvin and Hobbes, but not even sure about that :)
thank you :)
I have a feeling that I saw it many years ago translated in some Russian calendar.
maybe. the "many years ago" bit is certainly true :)
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