
(12th September 2024, 12.5 miles) The following morning, and after an excellent, large breakfast requiring intense, uninterrupted attention, we prepared to leave Darrowby/Grassington and packed away our overnight stuff ready for collection. I had arranged for Sherpa Van to transport our two wheelie bags between overnight stops. This meant having the bags packed, zipped and […]

(11th September 2024 – 15½ miles) We had last been in Skipton two years previously. Back then, Jim and I were hiking the Dales High Way – a smashing long distance footpath which I have yet to write up and post to The Walking Gardener. Sorry. But hey. Enough self flagellation. On this our second […]

100 miles on foot through Yorkshire and Cumbria In 1643, the 60 year old Lady Anne Clifford inherited the lands which should have been hers at the death of her father 38 years earlier – but instead were grabbed by her uncle. But even 38 years late, her inheritance was one worth waiting for. As […]
Thanks Bridget.
Dave
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Beautiful pic!
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Thanks GS – I was so intent focusing on the raindrop that I didn't even notice the fly till I uploaded the photo onto my PC.
Ha! Well, I guess I had that coming Stacy. As if I would! I liked the cloud site though I can't abide them myself.
Dave
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What GirlSprout said! As someone prone to “blue sky thinking” (as the Cloud Appreciation Society calls it) it's easy to forget how well gray and green enhance each other. And that big, central raindrop is definitely defying gravity.
(I'm tempted to suggest that you spritzed the water drops on with a sprayer. But I can withstand temptation.)
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Exquisite photo. There's so much happening in it!
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