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Such a nice park, and you and Bob had it all to yourselves
It wasn't easy getting the park to ourselves, I had to chase everyone out waving a stick,.................no I didn't, there were a few people about but not as many as I would have thought. It was warm holiday like weather, blue sky, and you could hear the aircraft flying overhead, a very holiday feel about the place.
Today in Pictures, Cutwood Park, and a view from it.
1. The view from the main road.
2. Its best to get the fungi out of the way right at the start.
3. Autumn fruits.
4. Down to the wet bit.
5. The water level is down dramatically.
6. Last look at the wet bit.
7. The play equipment.
8. Heading back.
9. Bit of a clearing caused by felling.
10. Here we are back to the start.
A trip to the land of "Pie eaters", then onto "The North enders" home, even a couple snuck in from yesterday ...... is any explanation really necessary?
Today in Pictures, Cutwood Park, and a view from it.
1. The view from the main road.
2. Its best to get the fungi out of the way right at the start.
3. Autumn fruits.
4. Down to the wet bit.
5. The water level is down dramatically.
6. Last look at the wet bit.
7. The play equipment.
8. Heading back.
9. Bit of a clearing caused by felling.
10. Here we are back to the start.
Luscious red berries - are they edible do you know?
Dave you have been going to some of my favourite places again -I love the photos of Gatty Park -spent many a happy hour there as a girl.
Jen -lovely sunny photos again -great colours. Hope you're soon feeling better
DiG - you really should be careful who you associate with Found out recently through a friend why Wigan-folk are known as Pie-eaters - apparently they broke a county-wide mining strike in the 1800's and ever after had to eat humble pie. I'd always thought it was just because you got good pies in Wigan.
I don't know about viburnum berries but I think the seeds pods are poisonous. Aged 11 I spent a long afternoon in Accy Vic. waiting to get my ankle looked at -I'd broken it by falling off my space-hopper One of the longest days of my life as a group of kids were brought in and were given priority, they had to have their stomachs pumped because they'd eaten viburnum seeds thinking they were some kind of beans.
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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
Dave you have been going to some of my favourite places again -I love the photos of Gatty Park -spent many a happy hour there as a girl.
Jen -lovely sunny photos again -great colours. Hope you're soon feeling better
DiG - you really should be careful who you associate with Found out recently through a friend why Wigan-folk are known as Pie-eaters - apparently they broke a county-wide mining strike in the 1800's and ever after had to eat humble pie. I'd always thought it was just because you got good pies in Wigan.
I don't know about viburnum berries but I think the seeds pods are poisonous. Aged 11 I spent a long afternoon in Accy Vic. waiting to get my ankle looked at -I'd broken it by falling off my space-hopper One of the longest days of my life as a group of kids were brought in and were given priority, they had to have their stomachs pumped because they'd eaten viburnum seeds thinking they were some kind of beans.
I think you might be mixing up your Laburnum with Viburnum, Laburnum seeds have pods that are kidney shaped, and black seeds.
Today in Pictures, Memorial Park, Gt. Harwood, and the views from there.
1. Just what it says on the tin.
2. Looking to the right, at the entrance.
3. Heading uphill.
4. At the top end, looking down to the bottom entrance.
5. There is always one.
6. From the top end of the wooded area, looking over to Pendle Hill.
7. A bit lower down, and a bit further round, you can see Martholme Viaduct.
8. And in the forest there was a house made out of gingerbread.
9. Back at the main entrance, almost.
10. Just time for a last one.
“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