File:Siney Tarn, Eskdale, Cumbria.jpg
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Siney Tarn, in Eskdale Cumbria, on a bright and sunny day in June 2018
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English: Tarns are mountain pools or small lakes that were formed when the glaciers retreated at the end of the ice age. Siney Tarn, in Eskdale Cumbria, is a small tarn located just above the larger and more widely known Blea Tarn. This photograph was taken from above the tarn on an uncharacteristically bright and sunny day. |
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