This is a change form exotic locations. Sue and I visited our parents in Cheshire and visited the Anderton boat lift (an historic elevator for barges) and a former stately home. On the way back, we took some photographs of a small village in the Pennines. The last photos are of a short triop we made to Danby in the North York Moors.
The elevator that lifts barges
The lift
Boat lift framework
Some of the hardware
Bird on cast-iron
Small tourist?
Ironwork
Dog on roof of barge
Bottle on the canal
Barge on the canal
Duck 1
Duck 2
Duck 3
Barge
Ventilator on a barge
Industry by the canal
Power lines at sunset
The sky from the Manchester ship canal
Bridges on the Manchester ship canal
Power station at dusk
House and garden
Stately home
Stately home 2
Stately home 3
Leaded windows
The gardens
A small maze
Tools of the trade
Writing on the wall?
Sunflower
Rose - Sue's mother's garden in Crewe
Another rose
What ever it is, it's bright
Flower in dying sunlight
Back yard fence and shed
Birds on the TV antenna
Yorkshire - on the moors
Moss on the wall
Cast iron valve on a disused reservoir
Leaves on the reservoir
Reservoir
Countryside
Farm house
A good Yorkshire name
Chimneys 1 (Yorkshire village)
Chimneys 2
Moss on roof
Unusual window
Berries - a sign of the end of summer
Village street
Village meeting hall
Pub sign
Village street
The red and blue
Chimneys
Chimneys
Village street
Door to nowhere?
Viaduct stone houses
The local countryside
Countryside
Sun, shadow, grass
Village church clock
Wheat field after cutting
North York Moors
The road to Danby through the Moors
Sheep
Yet another sheep
Sun on grass
Hillside texture
Heather and grass
Hillside farm
Lines
Yorkshire cow
Two Yorkshire cows
Drystone wall
Dried flowers
More North York Moors countryside
Countryside
Fields in the hills
Yellow, red and green
A walk round my home town
Leaf
Backlit berries
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Guest
18-Nov-2008 14:08
I lived in Yorkshire 40 years ago. Your images take me back to that time. Nice job.
Lovely photographs. My husband and I spent a month in Yorkshire about 20 years ago. We keep saying we will go back but we haven't gotten there yet. Your photos make me more determined than ever to go.
Anne