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Tarn Hows
Tarn Hows, which is a man made lake, was developed from three smaller tarns - which were known as High Tarn, Low Tarn and Middle Tarn. The s...
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WE had a mixed week of weather but on the whole we managed to stay dry. The only wet day was our second day when Sal stayed in the cottage ... -
I had this day out and took these shot's at the beginning of June when all the rape was in bloom in the fields above High Bradfield. Th... -
Misty days seem to have been few and far between in recent times so it was with great excitement that I set off to my local woodland in the... -
Morning - a wet and grim Glen Nevis. Some might say the best conditions for photography and I would tend to agree. It is certainly better th... -
Today was a recce for a trip I intended doing when me and Sal come up to the Highlands for our September holiday. We will be staying at Balm... -
It's that time of year again!! All photos taken in Middleton Woods just out of Ilkley. Due to my holiday in Somerset, I think I was ma... -
Photos of two of the three waterfalls in Wensleydale, Hardraw Force and Cauldron Falls, taken after a few weeks of heavy rain. I was going t...
Lovely piccies Norm. I can almost smell those wild bluebells and garlic xxx
ReplyDeletemaybe we'll go there next year eh? The wild garlic is still out at the moment though.
ReplyDeleteI can still smell the wild garlic in the woods near The Strid. How good did they smell? :)
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