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I love to explore the wild lonely places of the U.K. English Wilderness is my attempt to record some of the places I discover.
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I love to explore the wild lonely places of the U.K. English Wilderness is my attempt to record some of the places I discover.
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- Spider Cave, Yorkshire Dales
- Raven's Rift, Yorkshire Dales National Park
- Raven's Rift, near Settle, Yorkshire
- Brimham Rocks, Yorkshire Dales
- The Stream at Cresswell Crags
- Benscar Cave, Attermire Area, Yorkshire
- Rock arch outside Reynard's Cave, Dove Dale
- Spring is finally here: Snowdrops, Galanthus nivalis
- Rydall Water, Cumbria
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9 comments:
Cresswell Crags is an impressive ravine cut through limestone and was used as a place of shelter during the last Ice Age. There are several caves which you can be shown around for a small fee.
Beautiful nature image itself. The creek is soooo nice to look at.
Good use of leading line here too
Creeks like that one are what I look for on my hikes.
Not far from my home in Nottinghamshire this area is always worth a visit with its pre-history history!
have you been in the caves?
I see hints of green growth on the banks, and the water is my favorite shade of blue!
Streams are always beautiful when the water is flowing.They are alive.
We have a similar looking spot about 50 kms from my home. That place is called Mulshi.
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Birdhouses, Birdfeeders, Birdbath
That whole scene looks like a good place to enjoy some solitude and get lost in thought.
Well composed image makes the stream look beautiful...Thomas
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