Re: Bank Edge View
Posted: 13 Feb 2014, 05:49
Nice pic. I've sent it to the kids in Oz.....
Sleet showers this morning.
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Re: Bank Edge View
Posted: 13 Feb 2014, 09:18
Sleet showers this morning.
Re: Bank Edge View
Posted: 16 Feb 2014, 09:01
The view of Barlick this morning; more streetscape than the sleetscape I posted the other day.
Re: Bank Edge View
Posted: 16 Feb 2014, 09:38
The ash tree beyond the gable end of our neighbouring property; the low morning sun catching its branches.
Re: Bank Edge View
Posted: 17 Feb 2014, 05:08
Nice pics David, keep them coming!
Re: Bank Edge View
Posted: 17 Feb 2014, 08:56
Grey and uninteresting this morning, so here's another one from yesterday.
Waddington Fell in the distance, early sunlight catching the trees in the foreground.
Waddington Fell in the distance, early sunlight catching the trees in the foreground.
Re: Bank Edge View
Posted: 17 Feb 2014, 09:25
A trio of birds has introduced some interest in the black poplar tree outside my window; a blackbird, a pigeon and this little jobby.
Re: Bank Edge View
Posted: 18 Feb 2014, 09:06
A brighter morning, but slightly misty (as can be well seen in Wendy's picture in The View From Up Here).
Re: Bank Edge View
Posted: 18 Feb 2014, 19:24
A notable cloudscape at sunset this evening.
Re: Bank Edge View
Posted: 19 Feb 2014, 09:03
It looks like we're part of the cloudscape this morning.
Re: Bank Edge View
Posted: 21 Feb 2014, 08:00
The moon seen above Barlick at sunrise this morning.
Re: Bank Edge View
Posted: 21 Feb 2014, 08:03
And here's the sunrise.
Re: Bank Edge View
Posted: 24 Feb 2014, 15:50
Broken cloud over Barlick this afternoon.
Re: Bank Edge View
Posted: 25 Feb 2014, 05:56
Aren't clouds wonderful! No wonder Turner spent so much time trying to capture the image.
Re: Bank Edge View
Posted: 25 Feb 2014, 10:15
The light yesterday afternoon began to emphasise the drumlins, seen beyond the bottom of Gisburn Road in this picture.
Re: Bank Edge View
Posted: 26 Feb 2014, 05:42
You'd better explain what drumlins are for those who haven't come across them.....
Re: Bank Edge View
Posted: 26 Feb 2014, 06:26
I've googled it Stanley!
Re: Bank Edge View
Posted: 26 Feb 2014, 07:36
So now you are an instant expert on glacial moraines and erratics!
John Clayton's pic of a large erratic at Slipper Hill. Rolled down by the glaciers from the north, a good geologist could tell you exactly where it came from.
John Clayton's pic of a large erratic at Slipper Hill. Rolled down by the glaciers from the north, a good geologist could tell you exactly where it came from.
Re: Bank Edge View
Posted: 26 Feb 2014, 07:59
Having grown up on one, and live on one now, I'm quite attached to our drumlins. I'd love to get a good image of them.
Re: Bank Edge View
Posted: 27 Feb 2014, 06:16
They show up quite well in this view of the town....
Re: Bank Edge View
Posted: 28 Feb 2014, 07:39
Yes; good vantage point Stanley.
The pink sky as the sun was rising just before seven this morning.
The pink sky as the sun was rising just before seven this morning.
Re: Bank Edge View
Posted: 01 Mar 2014, 07:31
The sunset yesterday evening looking towards Waddington Fell.
Re: Bank Edge View
Posted: 01 Mar 2014, 07:34
Looking in the same direction as the sun rose this morning.
Re: Bank Edge View
Posted: 02 Mar 2014, 06:28
This is the reason why a view never gets boring in this country, the weather is constantly changing!
Re: Bank Edge View
Posted: 02 Mar 2014, 09:54
Another one from sunset the other day; looking at the skyline by Brogden Lane.
Not sure if the fell on the right of the picture, which is part of the Forest of Bowland and seen south of Waddington Fell from our house, is Parlick.