ON ILKLEY MOOR BAHT 'AT (part 1)

Ah, got ya. Thanks for clearing that up for me. Sorry for the confusion. I have been walking in a fog today with sinus medicine. LOL! Once again excellent images. Very inspiring!

SWEEEEEETT !!! Beautiful skies..

Lesmac wrote in post #2126411
You might see this fall image over in the States, a publisher has bought this image for one of it's calendars (April. although image shot in Oct, hence the purple heather)

Awesome. Please let us know when you receive confirmation of what calendar to look for (I often browse them at bookstores, so I'll keep my eyes open).

You know, if your waterfall picture had an odor to it, it would probably smell like this...

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#3 is brilliant.

Sir Les! You've done it again with a fine series of photos. I take it Tetley Bitter is NOT tea? (We have a brand of tea in Australia named Tetley.) *Ooooooohhh! Imagines what 24 pints of tea would do to me...certainly not make me sing!*

dv2004 wrote in post #2122197
They all look vrey pretty images to me but as far as i`m concearned,the one with the snow is the clear winner..

I think so too... great shots Les, with awesome skies as well.

All are great shots! I really like the first three the best though. I am a sucker for waterfalls shots, #2 has a spooky look to it and I like the dog in #3. I assume he is your dog. How nice of him to pose for you like that!

Meaty0 wrote in post #2130711
Sir Les! You've done it again with a fine series of photos. I take it Tetley Bitter is NOT tea? (We have a brand of tea in Australia named Tetley.) *Ooooooohhh! Imagines what 24 pints of tea would do to me...certainly not make me sing!*

Tetley bitter is a Yorkshire beer, and if you can get a good pint, it's beautiful.

CarolP wrote in post #2130969
All are great shots! I really like the first three the best though. I am a sucker for waterfalls shots, #2 has a spooky look to it and I like the dog in #3. I assume he is your dog. How nice of him to pose for you like that!

Yes, he's one of my two dogs, and they are both my constant companions on my walks.

I managed to catch him when he was in a 'rabbitting' mode, scanning the horizon for any sign of them.

He's a big softy though, he once caught a rabbit, and kept nudging him with his nose, then running away, he wanted to play , I don't think the rabbit was too amused.

So, Les...it's been a week since Part 1. When do you grace us with your images of Part 2?

JT <---waiting patiently.