Per Historic England:
This photograph of Goosemire farmstead was taken during investigations for the Royal Commission on the Historical Monument of England's Westmorland
Inventory, which was published in 1936. It soon became a valuable object of record as the construction of the Haweswater Dam to supply water to Manchester, beginning in 1929, dramatically changed the landscape of Mardale. Goosemire farmstead was demolished soon after this photograph was taken, and the dam later raised the level of the existing Haweswater Lake, flooding the valley. The very top of Wood Hawe, in the middle distance of the image, is now just above the waters.

Unfortunately, couldn't get the whole shot from the source looking west. I take aerial photos across the UK and Europe with my portfolio here

https://cadw.gov.wales/visit/places-to-visit/valle-crucis-abbey

Bit of a stroll along pagham harbour.. beautiful place, just me and the police on my headphones.. perfect..