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Nice action photos shillelagh, I missed the re enactment on Sunday PM, my train got into Rawtenstall just after they had cleaned the track up and the soldiers disbanded.
I really had a good day out at Bury, Ramsbottom and back to Rawtenstall where my car was parked.
The entertainment on the platforms at Bury and Rawtenstall with people joining in the songs was really good. As my train pulled out they all waved and sang "Wish me luck as you wave me goodbye".
it was a nice day for a day trip wasn't it gremlin ... anyway heres ramsbottom yesterday ... and the last one is from rawtenstall at whitaker park. I did get a pic of paul harper singing yesterday .. it will have to wait till tomorrow ... .
it was a nice day for a day trip wasn't it gremlin ... anyway heres ramsbottom yesterday ... and the last one is from rawtenstall at whitaker park. I did get a pic of paul harper singing yesterday .. it will have to wait till tomorrow ... .
Better a day "trip" than the other kind Great photos from both you and Gremlin -lovely weather too for what looks like a really interesting event.
“Beauty is an experience, nothing else. It is not a fixed pattern or an arrangement of features. It is something felt, a glow or a communicated sense of fineness.” ~ D. H. Lawrence
Today in Pictures, A walk I thought would only be about an hour turned into over two, and even then I didn't cover all the area. More of a surprise was that I didn't know it was here, and how big an area it covered.
1. Start point, the signal box at Huncoat.
2. A left turn takes you into the Colliery site.
3. Some fragments of buildings remain, but not enough to say what they were.
4. Taking a right turn over a style, it opens up to huge area.
5. Wild flowers abound.
6. Not many Buttercups though.
7. Grass seed heads, I have no idea what variety.
8. Mayflowers.
9. I found a wooded stream.
10. A hidden gem, that requires a return visit.
I have used my allocation for today, so as I will be busy for the next two days will post the remainder then, the stream and beyond. (check the panoramic thread for a few more)
Lovely selection of photos Dave - apparently the signal box may soon be being demolished so those photos may be some of the last ones of it! I love the delicate Mayflowers and that banking full of bluebells really is a hidden gem - beautiful!
“Beauty is an experience, nothing else. It is not a fixed pattern or an arrangement of features. It is something felt, a glow or a communicated sense of fineness.” ~ D. H. Lawrence
“Beauty is an experience, nothing else. It is not a fixed pattern or an arrangement of features. It is something felt, a glow or a communicated sense of fineness.” ~ D. H. Lawrence
Yesterday in Pictures, completing my mooch through the pit.
1. More teasels than you can shake a teasel at.
2.The green bits go on forever.
3. There always has to be wet bit somewhere.
4. Wild Garlic.
5. Bluebells and wet bits.
6. Looking back down the stream.
7. I don't know anything about this brick bit.
8. Mountain ash flowers.
9. Apple blossom.
10.The old entrance to the pit.
No output from me tomorrow, so can the last one out turn the light off.
A few more from Sundays day out on the East Lancs Railway.
Number 1, Friends I made on the train.
Number 7, Remember the stockings with seams ladies? Permission granted for the photo.
The photo of the stockings is great!
I would go back to those days just to be able to wear the hats...
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“Beauty is an experience, nothing else. It is not a fixed pattern or an arrangement of features. It is something felt, a glow or a communicated sense of fineness.” ~ D. H. Lawrence
Yesterday in Pictures, completing my mooch through the pit.
1. More teasels than you can shake a teasel at.
2.The green bits go on forever.
3. There always has to be wet bit somewhere.
4. Wild Garlic.
5. Bluebells and wet bits.
6. Looking back down the stream.
7. I don't know anything about this brick bit.
8. Mountain ash flowers.
9. Apple blossom.
10.The old entrance to the pit.
No output from me tomorrow, so can the last one out turn the light off.
Lovely set of photos Dave -has all the elements I like.
“Beauty is an experience, nothing else. It is not a fixed pattern or an arrangement of features. It is something felt, a glow or a communicated sense of fineness.” ~ D. H. Lawrence
Lovely pics -especially n.1 with the bluebells Dave- didn't venture out today as I have rotten earache!!
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“Beauty is an experience, nothing else. It is not a fixed pattern or an arrangement of features. It is something felt, a glow or a communicated sense of fineness.” ~ D. H. Lawrence
Got my bike back today and rode over to the other side of Castelverde to Regione Fornace where there are some beautiful old mill houses. There's a view to Cremona (about 2.5km as the crow flies) where the tall tower you can see is right in the center of town. All the other shots show the mill house area. They have an interesting collection of old agricultural machinery, a restored gun from WW2 and one of the old mill wheels in the gardens of the mill. My son has been inside as his friend's girlfriend lives there -he told me the old millstones are inside the house as a feature.
“Beauty is an experience, nothing else. It is not a fixed pattern or an arrangement of features. It is something felt, a glow or a communicated sense of fineness.” ~ D. H. Lawrence
Got my bike back today and rode over to the other side of Castelverde to Regione Fornace where there are some beautiful old mill houses. There's a view to Cremona (about 2.5km as the crow flies) where the tall tower you can see is right in the center of town. All the other shots show the mill house area. They have an interesting collection of old agricultural machinery, a restored gun from WW2 and one of the old mill wheels in the gardens of the mill. My son has been inside as his friend's girlfriend lives there -he told me the old millstones are inside the house as a feature.
Glad you are back to fitness, interesting selection of guns, water wheels and other stuff. The architecture is very photogenic.