Looks like Long Meg to me - so I'd guess the lake & waterfall are also in Cumbria.

Not seen that waterfall & the lake could be just about anyof 'em. I'd guess on of the less busy ones like Wastwater or Ennerdale Water, tho Ullswater is nearest to Meg I think.

love

Moth

Mr C really isn't a good dancer is he? ;)

Cheers
Andy

Reminds me of this thread...

http://www.headheritage.co.uk/headtohead/tma/topic/8297/threaded/75959

K x

The stones are Long meg but I think you all know that allready the lake looks like Ullswater and at a guess the waterfall is Stockghyll force at ambleside

While we're at it, does anyone know where this is?

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/images/B000002RZ7

Trickier than Rhianon's me thinks.

K x

Hi Rhiannon,
I recognise most of the places, and am confident of the locations, and in sequence.
shot of standing stone is Long Meg;
shot of woman on ridge with hills behind is probably Gowbarrow Fell looking east to High Street at somewhere in the area of NY411206 (the only one I'm not 100% certain of);
shot of woman lying by tarn with floating wood island, with trees around is Lanty's Tarn NY338162;
shot of band on hillside with stone wall beneath is at Honister slate mine, somewhere within a quarter of a mile of NY224135 see website http://www.honister-slate-mine.co.uk/Pages/home.htm ;
shot of band below waterfall is at Sour Milk Gill below Red Pike at Buttermere at NY172162;
shot of band at lake shore is at Buttermere lake at the SE end at Gatesgarth at approximately NY190152, with the hazy hill on the left Red Pike, and the hill in the background Mellbreak.
If you make a pilgrimage to each location you won't be disappointed - it'll open up a whole new world of outstanding beauty.
Regards,
TE.