There are many swallows flying overhead which is lovely to see. This morning I had a group of five swans fly overhead. You can hear them approach as the beat of their wings is very loud.
I travelled along the Settle - Carlisle railway. Unfortunately it was a rainy day so some of the photos are not too clear.
The lamp post at Ribblehead looks like something out of the 'Lion Witch and the Wardrobe.'
An historic light |
A view looking down into the valley from the Ribblehead Viaduct.
Bleak and wild |
Horton in Ribblesdale which way to go?
How many miles |
A former station wagon now a garden planter.
Everything is painted in maroon, the colour of the former Midland Railway |
Wooden planks to act as a snow break.
The planks look like blunt teeth |
Can you see the faint rainbow?
Faded beauty |
This statue is at Brougham Hall, Penrith.
Just doing my exercises |
Not any old toilet.
Are these medieval toilets? |
The candelabras on the horse chestnut trees are in flower.
Decked with blossom |
The farmers are making silage. The grass has been cut and is drying in the field.
The grass is cut and dried in rows |
Can you see the bleached yellow field after it has been cleared of silage?
On a good year farmers can get several cuts of silage |
A field of buttercups.
Golden buttercups |
A hydrangea next to the barn wall.
White wonder |
My latest creations The Marker Maids.
Pegging out |
Amber Maid.
Jolly good show |
Bonnie Blue Maid.
Have you photographed my best side? |
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