Amazingly there is no camera shake despite being hand held while barely able to stand in ferocious 50mph winds.

 Benign though the scene appears, I had to make several sorties out from the shelter of a low outcrop (out of picture to the right) to take the shot with legs spread and braced, leaning into the blast, trying to time the exposure with a lull between gusts. Problem was: the lulls were barely less intense than the main gusts.

this is the view to left of camera of Skiddaw with Bassenthwaite Lake below :

Cassie seemed unbothered by it. Being on four legs and low to the ground is a definite advantage in such circumstances!

click here for the view west over Bassenthwaite Lake to Binsey