Reeds and Wisps

Autumnal frost coats the reeds as mist rises from the Lune
as it slowly slides by

Western Howgills

The Howgill hills lie across the Dales and Lake District national parks.
Low winter light create highlights and shadows across the landscape

Wind Blown Meadow Saffron

I liked the blurrs of pink as the wind caused the saffron to
sway hither and thither

On Hutton Roof

Showing limestone outcrops on Hotton Roof Crags as we look
across the Lune valley to Barbon and Middleton fells

The Blue Lune

The Lune on a bone chilling winter's morning. I don't mind
getting out and about at dawn in the winter months because
it arrives so late!

Light and Dark

Looking across the Lune valley from Dalton Crags towards
the Bowland fells. On a dark and dismal day the landscape was
illuminated by numerous crepuscular rays sometimes known as gods fingers

Autumn Leaves

The colours of autumn captured by the rocks as they
drift by on Barbon Beck

Ruskin's View

John Ruskin's favourite view of England from The Brow in Kirkby Lonsdale
in winter

Across The Hills

From Warth Hill across the hills to the Eastern Lakeland fells

Storm Over Barbon

A spring shower sweeps across Barbon and Middleton even as the
sun lights the fells

Lune Red Mist

A red dawn turns the receding trees in the mist pink

Crooked Tree

I liked the contrast between the old dead oak tree and the
vibrant spring leaves on the far tree

Waiting For Breakfast

With the grass dormant in winter, the sheep are waiting for the
farmer's daily delivery of fresh hay