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View from Cockshaw Hill nr Gribdale just before sunset. Having waited all year for the Hearther to Bloom I was finally was able to capture a view I've seen many times before.
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I found this gate in town somewhere. It was some time ago and I doubt I could find it again now. I had never seen a figure on a garden gate before.
Used a bit of colour treatment on it
Rolling hills and deep valleys, trees on the slopes and sheep grazing like specks of white on a green canvas; England in the spring. Nikon `D500
Another one from my first time up Kaim Hill a few weeks back.
Its been difficult to stay motivated going to the same spots over and over again but the silver lining is its definitely helped me get to know my local area better.
This shows views over the Cumbrae Isles with the sun setting behind Arran. It also includes the old Millstone Quarry office in the foreground and Hunterston Power station on the shoreline.
CSX 7809 and 7810 bring S351, with empty military flats, north on the Fitzgerald Subdivision as they work their way through the dip at Jamestown.
Silbury Hill seen from the west slope of Waden Hill.
Silbury Hill is one of many ancient monuments in the Stonehenge, Avebury and Associated Sites UNESCO World Heritage Site in Wiltshire, England, Silbury Hill is the largest prehistoric artificial chalk mound in Europe. It is believed to have been constructed between 2470 and 2350 BCE. Standing at 30 metres high and 160 metres wide, its purpose and meaning to the Neolithic people who built is unknown.
A view of Mobius arch and Eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains from the arch trail in the Alabama Hills.
The colored rock, found throughout Alabama Hills in the form of spherical, egg-shape, teardrop, or even as an arch, is biotite monzogranite. What’s monzogranite? It’s the final form (or fractionation) of molten rock called magma. In Alabama Hills, this rock gets its smooth, spherical appearance because it’s been weathered in uniquely even patterns since it first formed around 85 million years ago.
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Out enjoying the simple things in life.
A pity about the tree which was a victim of the last major storm we had.
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From the Salomons Memorial, looking towards Dorking. South-East England's highest point is on the horizon (Leith Hill)
For those of us this will always be Hovis Hill as it was portrayed in a Hovis advert of 1973. A big hill to push a bike up but the ride home was fantastic and fast.
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Picturesque Gold Hill,in Shaftesbury, well known for the Hovis “Boy on a Bike” advert.
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Badland Hills lie between Clark and Polecat Bench in the Bighorn Basin, Wyoming. The Chapman bench is in the foreground. An outcrop of eroded Eocene Willwood Formation forms the hills.