Thursday 11th Nov.2010
How can three days be so different weather wise ? Monday was cold with gales and driving rain and sleet and on the higher hills in our Pennines.... snow, today we're back to the same old weather except it's milder this morning it's 7c. Yesterday was a gem of a day with almost unbroken sunshine, very little wind and excellent visibility, so Audrey and myself did a brisk walk to the top of Pendle Hill 1831 ft, we were rewarded with extensive views of the surrounding Pennine fells and clear views of the Lake District mountains and these mountains are at least 50 miles away. This gave me the opportunity of trying out the telephoto end of my new camera.
Pendle Hill from Newchurch in Pendle
The shortest route to the top
The distant central mountains of the Lake District
Telephoto of the Central Fells of the Lake District
Telephoto of the Eastern Lake District Fells
Telephoto of Ingleborough
Telephoto of Pen-y- Ghent
Across the dales to the snow covered summit of Great Whernside
Great Whernside
Me looking rather dishevelled
Looking S.E. over the towns of Nelson & Colne
A final view across the Ribble Valley
Back down to the village of Barley
Great views, David. I particularly like the one with Audrey leaning against the stone wall looking across Ribble Valley and the one over-looking Nelson & Colne. Cheers, Wilma
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