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Today in Pictures, We have walked on the moon, yet we still get round pizzas in square boxes !
1. My back passage gets all the sun.
2. Its that weir again.
3. A pile of pylons (whats the collective name for a clutch of pylons?)
4. What was that used for.
5. The path to Gt. Harwood.
Today in Pictures, if it wasn't for the frost, it could be mistaken for Summer.
1. The Pines are getting ready.
2. The Pines are preparing to pepper the place with pollen.
3. Time to head upstream.
4. Theres always one.
5. Well two then.
6. Water worn rocks.
7. The uphill continues.
8. Signs of occupation of some type.
9. Could be a wall !
10. As far as we go today, Hapton Quarry, its downhill from here.
Today in Pictures, in search of something wet, and we found it.
1. Down the lane to the wet bits.
2. A view from the lane, Pendleton Moor and the Nick o Pendle.
3. Looking toward Burnley.
4. Found a wet bit as it pours into the River Calder.
5. The Calder, the green in the trees is Ivy.
6.7.8.&9. following the wet bits back uphill to the lane.
10. Back at the start point Memorial Park, and the car.
Today in Pictures, it was a bit busy up the Coppice today.
1. The uphill starts here.
2. There is a mist when you look across the town.
3. The moss has started to put hats on.
4. Res. number 2.
5. Moss by the water.
6. The last time I stood here the water could have swept me out to sea.
7. The timber on the Coppice has got to an age that felling is being undertaken.
8. Here we are on the way down again.
free trip to Barrow In Furness was on offer, so i took it!
1. The jetty where you catch the ferry across to Piel Island, except it wasnt running
2. View back up the jetty
3. A B&W
4. Be careful
5. and we complain about a few windmills.............
6. some macro 10x Lychen growing on a tree, i am prepared to be corrected
7. identification required, im useless
8. a post
9. sort of sums up Barrow to be fair
10. a hill on fire at Ulverston
Today in Pictures, I went up Pendle Hill to blow the cobwebs away, it was that brisk I had to tie my hat on.
1. Its an old cart track, I hope it get a bit smoother.
2. Thats where we are heading.
3. Every so often you come across a pile of stones, I hope its not a birds nest.
4. Yes I think it is.
5. This is the turning back point, I think this feeds into Upper Ogden Reservoir.
6. I think he has had enough now.
7. It looks further on the way back.
Today in Pictures, it looked a nice day looking through the window, however when out and about it it was bitter and blowing up my gym-slip. Oak Hill Park on the ascension.
1. Looking across to Pendle Hill with snow on the top.
2. My old office.
3. The new bandstand.
Today in Pictures, it looked a nice day looking through the window, however when out and about it it was bitter and blowing up my gym-slip. Oak Hill Park on the ascension.
1. Looking across to Pendle Hill with snow on the top.
2. My old office.
3. The new bandstand.
Was a lovely place to work Dave -you were very lucky!
Not sure about the new bandstand - compare to the 2 photos I've attached -one is a colour postcard of the bandstand as it was in about 1904 and the other shows people at a concert there -Kingston Mill band, June 24th 1899!
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Was a lovely place to work Dave -you were very lucky!
Not sure about the new bandstand - compare to the 2 photos I've attached -one is a colour postcard of the bandstand as it was in about 1904 and the other shows people at a concert there -Kingston Mill band, June 24th 1899!
The new bandstand is a copy of the one that was erected in the 1930s. I remember that one.