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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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- Unknown Caterpillar
- Ladybird on a Foxglove Leaf
- Rocks at Mevagissey
- More Unknown Bugs...
- The River Rawthey at Cautley, Yorkshire
- Fossils: Echinoid and Crinoid
- Red-Tailed Bumblebee
- Unknown Bees
- Channelled Wrack, Pelvetia Canaliculata
- Common Limpet, Patella vulgata
- The River Wharfe at Linton, Yorkshire
- Hunt Pot, Yorkshire Dales
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12 comments:
That is such a very vast and beautiful stretch of land. Your photo delivers a very real feeling!
Though desolate, the greenery gives it life. Very nice photo.
wow, that is really cool! i haven't ever seen anything like that before. thanks!
That looks a very interesting place. Tks for sharing!
A very beautiful place. I would be drawn toward that hole, probably because I find places like that confining and a little scary.
That's very interesting, John... What causes those? Underground caverns that fall in?
Now that is really neat....is it erosion in limestone or chalk that causes those? Just like Sharkbytes, I'd love to know how that occurs :)
This one is formed by a small stream eroding limestone along a vertical fault. The Entrance is over 20m deep, so I haven't been able to explore it. Nearby is Hull Pot.
Wow. This looks like fun to explore, but also quite dangerous. Very cool formation.
Wow it's beautiful and feels mystical, amazing !
Nice pics. Yorkshire is a wide-spanning wonderous landscapes,it is famous for hiking, mountain biking and horseback ride. Yorkshire Dales and the North York Moors are two national parks.Pennine Way is the oldest National Trail is also great to engage in geocaching.The latest adaptation of the traditional treasure hunt where outdoor thrill seekers furnished with GPS get to explore the adventures of the countryside. For more details refer Yorkshire Dales
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