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HBM - Towards Ballintoy
Bamburgh Castle at sunset
Lindisfarne Castle from the Abbey
Dunluce Castle looking east
Dunluce Castle
High cliff walk
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Dovestones in drought conditions
HBM - A seat at Craster
Heading North
A visit to Arnside.
Arnside Station view
Heavens above
Kendal Castle under the stars
The arches of Portrush white rocks.
The White Rocks view to Portrush from Dunluce Cast…
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A view from Fairbourne
The magnificent Dunstanburgh Castle
Portrush, its beach and funfair
Ratlin Island and its harbour
HBM - Dovestones memorial bench
Harvesting
Dunseverick Castle
Glenariff waterfall
The green cove
Sea fret at Bamburgh, Northumbria
A view from the Ballycroy National Park
HBM - A seat at Lindisfarne
Rural County Mayo, Ireland
Postcard from the Giant’s Causeway
County Mayo: Ballycroy National Park view
The Giants Causeway – a glimpse
HBM - Ballycroy National Park walkway
Very, very old tree root in peat.
A first look at The Giant’s Causeway
The Carrick-A-Rede rope bridge
Rope bridge blues
View towards the Giants Causeway
Northern Ireland: Runkerry Beach and house
Runkerry House
Summer on our farms
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Fog House view.
Homage to the Sweet pea
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Our reservoirs today
A glimpse of one of our local reservoirs here, some weeks after possibly the driest year on record. We have had rains over the past weeks bur it might take years to fill this up again. I have never seen the levels as low as this in over fifty years. This is Lowers Swineshaw Reservoir, the accompanying PiP shows Higher Swineshaw reservoir on the same day. The second PiP shows the normal levels taken in 2020.
A stranger told me, as I took this photo, that water was being pumped out of these reservoirs and being sent to southern England as their water shortage is worse than here. We have no official drought here in Lancashire.
Enjoy your day
A stranger told me, as I took this photo, that water was being pumped out of these reservoirs and being sent to southern England as their water shortage is worse than here. We have no official drought here in Lancashire.
Enjoy your day
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Cheers, Rosa.
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