Saturday, July 29, 2006

The power of string. Posted by Picasa
between the gaps, nature finds her way Posted by Picasa
Ruins of a life once lived. On the edge of Rosedale moors. Posted by Picasa
wondering if factor 25 was going to be strong enough? Posted by Picasa
big sky requires big angel, must be of good health, bath in devine light, gsh and ns and fond of all of creation. Replies must have recent photo attached. Posted by Picasa
strength and movement. Posted by Picasa
twin classic views. Posted by Picasa
walking in the shadow of angels. Posted by Picasa
of broken clouds and walls Posted by Picasa
With clouds gathering, the fort still keeps it's watch over Black fell in the distance. Posted by Picasa
On such a day, even a roman would feel at home. Posted by Picasa
cliff and cloud Posted by Picasa
The wind cloud chasing across the water, while the sun falls upon the ruins of the roman fort. Posted by Picasa
Cloud bursting over Cawfield. Along the edge of the hill runs Hadrian's wall, with the road and ditches at the base. Posted by Picasa
Sunlight dancing on the fells Posted by Picasa
Breaking clouds over Swindale Posted by Picasa
With gentle glee, the water begins it's fall. Posted by Picasa
In the dales, even the streams are made of stone. Posted by Picasa
whispered stories of the rage of storm flows once carried. Posted by Picasa
patchwork of colour amongst the summer green. Posted by Picasa
Ribblehead Viaduct sprouting from the hill. Posted by Picasa
Cats cradle for farmers Posted by Picasa
Harvest ready to be gathered in, basking in the morning sun. Looking across Swaledale to Black Hambleton and the Hambleton hills. Posted by Picasa
The skeleton reveals the heart of the building. Posted by Picasa
Big sky's roll by as nature slowly reclaims it's bones. Posted by Picasa