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Winter on the canal.
View from Pendle Hill, looking South-East.
View from the top of Malham Cove.
Reaching for the stars.
Barrowford Locks. HFF
Reflection.
Pendle Hill.
Angel of the North.
Japanese "Bullet" train.
Men and their toys.
"Portia": Farne Islands ferry near Seahouses, UK.
"Old Pendle".
Mallard (Anas platyrhynchos).
Security overload.
Lily pond.
Farne Islands ferry "Glad Tidings".
Quietly waiting.
"Flying Scotsman" undergoing maintenance at York R…
Steam-powered winding engine.
Hiking in the Lake District National Park.
Are we there yet ?
Gateshead: Millennium Bridge.
"Queen of Heaven" Isis.
Winter in Raven's Clough Wood, Brierfield.
Roughlee.....The Old Hall
Malham Cove.
Winter on the canal 2.
Pendle Hill in Winter.
End of the line (1 of 3).
Oak Hill Memorial.
Old locomotive....R.I.P. (Rust In Peace. 2 of 3).
"Caution. Blonde thinking". HFF
Hitching a ride.
Blacko: the village and tower.
Grazing horse.
You looking at me....?
Lunch time.
Lake Burwain.
Jamia Sultania Mosque at sunrise.
Tree art.
Pendle Hill in Winter.
Winter landscape.
Female Sparrow (Passer domesticus).
York street scene.
Chapel Of Rest at Colne.
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Wycoller Hall ("Ferndean Manor" from the novel "Jane Eyre")
This 16th Century Tudor Manor house is believed to be the inspiration for Ferndean Manor in the novel "Jane Eyre" by Charlotte Bronte. Charlotte and her family lived in the Parsonage at Haworth, just a few miles from here and are reported to have visited Wycoller many times. One example of evidence to support the belief that Wycoller Hall was Ferndean Manor comes from a report (see below) of the members of the Lancashire & Cheshire Antiquarian Society visit to Wycoller in May 1901.
"The ladies were pleased to hear that some old folks had been spoken to who had remembered the Misses Brontë coming down from Barnside; also that Wycoller was the original "Fern Dean" in Jane Eyre and that the Heights above were Wuthering Heights".
More information here:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wycoller_Hall
And here:
www.pendle.net/Wycoller/index.htm
Camera: Nikon D90.
NOTES.
"The ladies were pleased to hear that some old folks had been spoken to who had remembered the Misses Brontë coming down from Barnside; also that Wycoller was the original "Fern Dean" in Jane Eyre and that the Heights above were Wuthering Heights".
More information here:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wycoller_Hall
And here:
www.pendle.net/Wycoller/index.htm
Camera: Nikon D90.
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