Landscape pictures

Narcossa said:
Wow, just had a look on google maps street view, that place is an ugly beast :cry:
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Yep it's a mess. Worst part is there's a row of houses that back onto it, their gardens literally end 2 meters from the massive grain stores. When you get up close its just a mass of discoloured old concrete and rusty tin.
 
Sprickerdog said:
Yep it's a mess. Worst part is there's a row of houses that back onto it, their gardens literally end 2 meters from the massive grain stores. When you get up close its just a mass of discoloured old concrete and rusty tin.
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Poptarts Lane, ok maybe not poptarts ;) Poplars Lane, it must be awful for them having that right next to them, what an eyesore.
 
The early morning great luminary of nature, the sun, highlighting distant hazy landscapes from my garden on this beautiful morning. With a decent frost and clear skies it's welcome change to weeks of rain and cold easterly winds.

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The Langdale Pikes

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White Scar with the top of the snow topped Old Man of Coniston in the far distance, r/h side.

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The Howgills and my neighbouring fields in the foreground.
 
A day around Sedburgh in the Howgills, Fox's Pulpit, Cautley Spout and the Cross Keys.

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Fox's Pulpit above and below
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Western flanks of the Howgills and Chapel Beck, above.
Cautley Spout from the Cross Keys, below.
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Cautley Spout, below.
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Exactly, above.
Below, the famous Cross Keys, a temperance Inn dating from 1732. Unfortunately closed today.
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