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HBM ~ Railway memories
A Derbyshire sunset
HWW ~ Linz Kunst Museum
A Healey Dell waterfall
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The outing
Bugsworth Basin
HBM ~ A Dunham Massey seat
A touch of Egypt
HWW ~ Dunham Massey
Exploring the Dark Peak.
HFF ~ A Wastwater fence.
Linzer Torte in Linz
The deer of Dunham Massey
HBM ~ Bob’s bench
Memories of Park Bridge.
HWW ~ Approaching storm in the Dales
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Frog Heaven
Mam Tor and frog pond from the 'Broken Road'
HFF ~ A walk along Healey Dell
Great grey owl
HFF ~ A view from Linz
A winter lake
HWW ~ Yorkshire walls
A Postcard from Linz
HBM ~ A seat by the Orangery
Along the Danube
A trio of Puffins
Coot
HFF ~ A winter flight
Spring is in the air
HWW ~ The River Ure near Bolton Hall
Linz – Hauptplatz
HBM ~ His and her's bench
Late Melk
The wares of Melk
HFF ~ Deep freeze
Snowdrop fest
HWW ~ Ye olde Sawmill
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The Broken Road
Our short trip to the county of Derbyshire sets us outside the village of Castleton and the Mam Tor ridge of the Peak District.
Up to 1979 this was the A625 road west of Castleton. This section was built on shale and loose ground below Mam Tor, known locally as the 'shivering mountain'.
Landslips occurred causing periodic closures of the road to repair the damage. Eventually it was decided that the road could not be economically repaired and it was permanently closed to traffic.
Enjoy the day.
Up to 1979 this was the A625 road west of Castleton. This section was built on shale and loose ground below Mam Tor, known locally as the 'shivering mountain'.
Landslips occurred causing periodic closures of the road to repair the damage. Eventually it was decided that the road could not be economically repaired and it was permanently closed to traffic.
Enjoy the day.
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