The tiny village of Watendlath is a small farming community beside a small tarn.
We climbed a little further and Arthur cooled off in the tarn.
The car park is barely 500 metres from the tarn, and the footpaths around the water are wide.
Water from the tarn is naturally alkaline and unsuitable for drinking.
The water and the track together will shew him the way to the tarn, which is the source of the stream.
The trapping site was an area of deciduous woodland approximately 50-200 m from the shore of the tarn.
The pair of semiquavers allotted to the trochee 'nebyl' appears appropriate, as does the quaver employed for the monosyllable 'tarn' (there), with its lengthened final consonant.
The lower portion must have formerly been a lake or mountain tarn.
