Autumn at St Ives Estate

 Fall, Leaves, Fall

Emily Brontë

Fall, leaves, fall; die, flowers, away;
Lengthen night and shorten day;
Every leaf speaks bliss to me
Fluttering from the autumn tree.
I shall smile when wreaths of snow
Blossom where the rose should grow;
I shall sing when night’s decay
Ushers in a drearier day.


A seriers of photos I've taken on my last few visits to St Ives Estate in Bingley. The fist series of photos were taken in Cuckoo Nest Woods and the later ones were taken on a walk up to The Druids Alter. 
Cuckoo Nest Wood

Cuckoo Nest Wood

Cuckoo Nest Wood

Cuckoo Nest Wood

Cuckoo Nest Wood

Cuckoo Nest Wood

Cuckoo Nest Wood

Cuckoo Nest Wood

Cuckoo Nest Wood

Cuckoo Nest Wood

Cuckoo Nest Wood

Bridleway to Druids Alter

Bridleway to Druids Alter

Bridleway to Druids Alter

Bridleway to Druids Alter

Bridleway to Druids Alter

Bridleway to Druids Alter

Bridleway to Druids Alter

Bridleway to Druids Alter

Alter Wood

Alter Wood

Alter Wood Farm Road

Alter Wood

Alter Wood Farm Road

Druids Alter

Druids Alter 

Alter Wood

Alter Wood

Alter Wood

Golden Leaves

Alter Wood

Alter Wood

 Alter Wood

 Alter Wood

Alter Wood

A Misty Walk at St Ives Estate

 I could really have done with arriving an hour earlier but I'm not the best at early rising. As it was, I did get a bit of mist, especially in Cuckoo Nest Wood but by the time I had made my way down to Low Park, it had just about cleared. It was also clinging on in the Coppice Pond area. 

No coffee in The Ivy Kitchen for me today but I did get one in the local garden centre on the way back.It came a poor second best though.

Cuckoo Nest Wood

Cuckoo Nest Wood

Cuckoo Nest Wood

Cuckoo Nest Wood

Cuckoo Nest Wood

Cuckoo Nest Wood

Cuckoo Nest Wood

Cuckoo Nest Wood

Cuckoo Nest Wood

Cuckoo Nest Wood

Cuckoo Nest Wood

Coppice Pond

Cuckoo Nest Wood

Cuckoo Nest Wood

Cuckoo Nest Wood

Cuckoo Nest Wood

Low Park

Low Park

Low Park

Low Park

Low Park

Mushroon, Low Park


Tarn Hows

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