Just a little lakeland, but not too much.

You could always stock up the strong ones, and cut them with a milder Virginia. I went 50/50 Ennerdale and Aylesbury Luxury Flake, and it was very nice!

Most of the non-Lakelands, being processed in the same factory where they spray The Lakeland Essence(tm) with a fire hose, have a slight Lakeland pre-ghost to them. For example, this batch of Dark Birdseye emits wafting poltergeists of Lakeland intermittently when smoked.

G&H best brown#2, bob's chocolate flake, and Kendal flake is what you're looking for

Dark Flake Scented isn't too strong as far as Lakeland essence, but the underlying tobacco is one of the strongest as far as nicotine content.
I've also heard that Gawith, Hoggarth & Co. Glengarry Flake is quite mild as Lakelands go (honey dew essence), but haven't actually tried it.

When I want a milder Lakeland I like Glengarry Flake or Kendal Flake. I also enjoy Brown Flake Scented alot. I have also found that, while not a Lakeland, Tsuge's First Days of Spring is a fine substitute (for me) with the benefit of having Perique in the mix.

Peterson's Hyde Park

Most of the non-Lakelands, being processed in the same factory where they spray The Lakeland Essence(tm) with a fire hose, have a slight Lakeland pre-ghost to them.

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+1 ... GH Dark Flake Unscented is lightly scented.

I will confirm that Dark Flake Scented would be a nice one for you. It's not too heavy on the florals but the bergamot is ramped up s little... It's absolutely stellar. Another one that is now a favorite of mine is Revor Plug, this is one I plan to hoard as well.
Best Brown #2 is good but definitely not stronger than Condor, I would say it's quite a bit lighter. Scotch Flake is another good one I would recommend.
Oh and don't forget to try St. Bruno, it's perdy damn tasty, very similar to Condor.

Peterson's Hyde Park

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Is that so? I'm gonna have to try it out then.

That list is making me drool. Mmmmmm....

Dark Flake Scented was a huge hit at my little pipe club last week.

A blend not on this list is H+G's Rich Dark Honeydew. It was created to be what Gallaher's original sweet dark honey dew was... While I never tried it, Pipestud gives a good review of both... It's only been available at Mars Cigars and (I can't remember the other place). It's not cheap.
This is truly a stronger Lakeland... but by no means harsh... it's exquisite... and I try always to have 3-4 ounces on hand.
If you like Lakeland blends and haven't tried this one, it should be #1 on your list.
Another blend not mentioned but should be is: Peretti's Original Blend. I have often been directed to it... I bought a BIG tin and I enjoy it a lot -
I have tried the others mentioned except Condor, Peterson, Revor Plug and Tsuge.
Funny thing is... I found this thread because I am trying to be more conscious of not starting repetitive threads... I wanted to ask the same question...
I want to find something more like Rich Dark Honeydew, where the Lakeland nails you... but nothing quite compares... I've tried all of the H+G blends... and best brown #2, Kendall, Bob's and Ennerdale contain components, they aren't what I imagined Gallaher's to be...
Is there anything else out there, not by H+G or SG that will hit me with strong lakeland?
here's where you can buy RDH or read reviews:
In stock here!
http://www.marscigars.com/gh-richdarkhoneydew.aspx
http://www.tobaccoreviews.com/blend/2884/gawith-hoggarth-co-rich-dark-honeydew
also available at some UK vendors...

Kendal Rum Flake is light on the Lakeland also.

I've been wanting to try Rich Dark Honeydew for a while now. Sounds like a great smoke.

Markthelad GH Louisina may be of interest to you.

Oh and of course Erinmore Flake.

GH Kendal Flake is great, but it's loaded with various flavors, from musk to rose. I think SG Kendal CREAM Flake is the one you want for lighter Lakeland flavors.
Also, SG Best Brown Flake has no detectable flavorings (to me) - it's just a brown VA flake. Best Brown #2, from GH, though, has a touch of essence of something added to it. One of my favorites and definitely fits the bill for "Light Lakeland."