These were all taken yesterday and today (19 and 20 February 2010 after yet another snowfall).
This was across the road from my house at 7.30am when Murf and I were going for our morning walk.
This is where I keep my horses.
Crazy Mazie in the field wondering what the hell I was doing sitting on the wall.
This is from the field behind my house - you can just see Anglezarke Moor in the centre of the photo appearing above the trees.
Murf just watering some grass on our way to the forest.
Forest on our right, with the moor above and this watercourse is The Goit. This is our favourite evening walk.
This is Drakeshead Mere which is to the left of the previous photo.
These are my girls at sunrise (about 6.45am) and very inimpressed at having been taken out of their warm stables.
This is from the farm looking back towards Roddlesworth Moor at sunrise.
And this one is the view from the front door of my cottage up onto Anglezarke.
I know that's a small pony but how high is that wall?
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She's only 30 inches high Val - the wall wasnt that tall :-)
ReplyDeleteYou are living in a very beautiful part of England. How lucky you are!
ReplyDeleteIt's a really awful place, I don't know how you can stand living there.
ReplyDeleteYou might not be the best photographer in the world, but you have taken some lovely piccies anyway.
that's a relief it looked like you'd scaled Everest for the photo op!
ReplyDeleteOooo an award??? I'll have a look later on tonight when I get home from work :-)
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