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One Autumn morning
An Autumn view of Dove Stone reservoir
Harmony in Autumn
Glimpse of Arrochar
Loch Tulla
Loch Nan Uamh - Scotland
'Back of Keppoch' view.
Evening paddle between the Islands
Eigg undisturbed
Sunset of Rum
A tribute to Panoramio
Canal colours at Greenfield
West Coast ride with the 'Lancashire Fusilier'
Chew valley swing
Saddleworth Moor in Winter
A Scottish view
Loch Nan Uamh viaduct
Glennfinnan Monument, Loch Shiel
The glorious Glennfinnan Viaduct
Lochaber view
The Jocobite greets us on the Glenfinnan Viaduct
Glenfinnan viaduct with the The Highlands West Coa…
Low tide at Morar Bay.
The beautiful Lake Agnes
Land of Myths and Legends: Alaska
The unstable world: Margerie Glacier
Margerie Glacier and the Park ranger vessel.
Nugget Creek Falls, Juneau
Waiting for the tide
Buachaille Etive Mòr, Glen Coe
The rusty shack
Fun at the Mendenhall Glacier
Arrival into Juneau.
Alaska inside passage view
Harlech Castle from Shell Island
The Grandeur of Harlech Castle
Lake Louise glory.
Lake Louise output.
Lake Louise reflections
Chateau Lake Louise
Big skies towards Snowdonia
Narrow gauge Welsh Highland Railway near Beddgeler…
In camouflage
Deepest Rockies
The Bow Valley and Mt Fairview
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Christ Church (Friezland)
I pass this church quite often and in Autumn it is especially beautiful. Enjoy.
The Parish of Friezland lies at the southern end of the village of Greenfield, nestling below the Saddleworth Moors. There has been a church here since 1850 when the Whitehead family, who owned the nearby Royal George Mills, decided that their employees and other local people needed somewhere to worship near to their homes.
The Parish of Friezland lies at the southern end of the village of Greenfield, nestling below the Saddleworth Moors. There has been a church here since 1850 when the Whitehead family, who owned the nearby Royal George Mills, decided that their employees and other local people needed somewhere to worship near to their homes.
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