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Mallard (Anas platyrhynchos).
Canal & wharf at Foulridge (2 of 2).
Foulridge: The "Mile Tunnel".
Foulridge and Noyna hill.
Our "Green and pleasant land".
Lakeside view.
Canal and wharf at Foulridge.
Wild flowers at Foulridge.
Leeds-Liverpool canal at Foulridge.
To Hebden Bridge....maybe?
Hawthorn berries.
Late Summer / early Autumn at Pendle Water, Brierf…
"Pendle Water", Brierfield.
Grazing horse by the canal.
Autumn on the canal.
Grisedale valley, Cumbria. (Explored)
York castle ("Clifford's Tower").
Springtime in Cumbria.
South Shields 'Fisher Folk'.
Two of a kind.
Lake Windermere, aboard M.V. "Swan" approaching Am…
Dick Turpin's grave.
Swan Lake.
"Northern Rail" train.
Peace.
Erosion from 500 years of footsteps.
Clapper bridge and ford.
Bridges at Wycoller.
Underneath the arches.
Nasturtiums.
Ancient Clam bridge at Wycoller.
Ruins of Wycoller Hall (16th Century).
Steam-powered Fire Engine.
Lake Burwain.
Mute swan (Cygnus Olor).
Wild flowers.
Ducklings (Mallard).
Wood pigeon in flight.
Industrial reflections.
Ducklings (Mallard).
Woodland wild-flowers.
Nature's gold.
Canal view.
Wooden bear.
Storm over Pendle.
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Jam-mixing bowl at Trawden.
An industrial-sized jam pot in the "poetry garden" at Trawden, Pendle district, UK. This bowl was discovered in a farmer's field at Wycoller, just over a mile away, and once belonged to Sir William "Pickles" Hartley (1846 – 1922), jam manufacturer and philanthropist who founded the Hartley's jam company. He was born in Colne, Lancashire and attended a local British and Foreign School Society school.
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Great capture, thank you for sharing with us at Historical & Architectural Gems
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