My mother correctly making the observation that a notice telling you to close a kissing gate is surplus to requirements!
We stayed in two holiday cottages on a farm in the village of Yarpole – close to Leominster. We were lucky with the weather getting out walking on most days.
Crowden Quarry in the very short interval when the sum came out
School had broken up for the Christmas holiday. Lynne was feeling ill and was still in bed. Judy and I went for a walk. We parked at Crowden and walked up to Laddow it was snowing or raining for most of the time.
A view of Stanage Edge from close to the Trig point
Avoiding all opportunities to prepare for the coming seasonal festivities we went for a walk. There was no one at the car park at the popular end of Stanage. The reason for that was probably the time of year, the snow on the road and the weather – it could not decide whether to be sunny, snowy or rainy.
Vannes – Gulf of Morbihan Brittany – click on image to see a larger version
We were here a few years ago and I took a photograph, that at the time, we thought it looked like a Victorian painting. Lynne decided to have a go at producing a picture from the photograph. This is the result.
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