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Sunshine, shadows and a big March sky in this view over to a snow covered Cross Fell, the highest point in the Pennines, from Thorpe, Lower Teesdale. The Teesdale Way long distance footpath passes in front of the derelict barns in the middle distance.

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Across the dale to Eggleston, taken from the Tees Railway Path between Mickleton and Romaldkirk

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Over the Upper Dale to the dramatic Cronkley Scar, taken from Stable edge above Newbiggin. Clouds lifting off Great Dun Fell and Little Dun Fell on the horizon, High Force hotel and car park in the centre of the picture.

This is just outside of Salmon, Idaho.

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Over part of Hutton Hall farm towards Barningham barely visible through the falling snow in the distance. A break in a very stormy looking winter sky creates a sunny interval in the middle distance, while the last of a heavy snow shower falls in the foreground.

A break from country houses and back to Goodwood which appears to be my default setting on Flickr :)

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Dramatic clouds forming over south east coast of Corsica

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A couple of Swaledale sheep contentedly grazing the hillside beneath a huge dramatic sky. Taken on a very blustery day in early autumn in Ettersgill, Upper Teesdale. Picture title by courtesy of J S Baaaach

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A heavy thundery downpour approaches Hutton Magna from the south west.

...but that is about to change...

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Up in the hills behind my house.

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Field End farm, Newbiggin, Teesdale lit by a break in the cloud cover.

This sulphur-crested-cockatoo had been sitting in the tree for about 5 mins and decided to fly off into the distance.

This old building houses one of our local banks, called NAB. It's situation in the main street of Oberon NSW Australia.

one of my mums pictures, the rolling mist at daybreak. over the sunlit golden glow - on the scottish mountains, whilst a rainbow rides high, on the other side of the glen. glencoe, scottish highlands, scotland.

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A burst of bright sunshine creates a vivid rainbow at Westwick, Teesdale on Christmas Day morning 2022

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Some brightness on Crossthwaite and Park End Quarries as the low cloud starts to lift off the fell tops. Taken looking over the dale from Middle Side

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Sunshine and shadows on this field of newly sown potatoes under a stormy spring sky at Thorpe, Teesdale

Storm clouds up in the hills behind my house.

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Vivid purple flowering heather in the foreground in this view over Scarney Hill on Romaldkirk Moor towards a landmark group of Scots Pine and Larch trees on the highest point. Taken from Botany Toad (aka 'Donkey Track') on a blustery day in August.

what a wonderful place for a picnic

Took this as I was walking down to my local store, here in Oberon NSW.

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Holwick almost fully lit by pale watery sunshine with a spotlit area on Holwick Fell in the background

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A panoramic view into Upper Teesdale from Stable Edge above Newbiggin with patches of sunshine and shadows rapidly moving over the landscape. This view takes in Holwick (left) round to Ettersgill (right). Cronkley Fell and Scar in sunshine in the middle distance. Great Dun Fell, Little Dun Fell and Cross Fell in shadow on the horizon.

a look over the wauchope valley. from the meikleholm hill, towards the becks, warbla, (warb law hill) and the bloch, on a rare bright and warm, summers day. langholm, dumfriesshire, scotland.

Found our way to this deserted shoreline on the Island of Assateague. One of the strangest areas ever.

What you don't see is our finding of a rather large amount of dead and decaying creatures, some on the shoreline, some further inland; some looked unrecognizable even in pre-decay; like they were some kind of experiment.

There was also this giant satellite type dish and other industrial objects pointing skyward....Seriously....this was like nothing we ever saw and needless to say we didn't stay long. Creepy.

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Here is another photo that I captured coming home from Bathurst.

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A swollen River Tees at Low Force during a very brief bright interval on an otherwise damp and murky day. Taken from the Pennine Way at Wynch Bridge.

Vertical pano, 2 shots in portrait orientation. Best viewed large!

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A patch of strong sunshine on Bowlees and part of Ettersgill in this panoramic view from Stable Edge

You can just see the sun reflecting off the storm clouds, as it was trying to peep through.

White water wash at Forresters Beach

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A patch of sunshine on Widdybank Farm, Teesdale, as seen on the approach from the Pennine Way.

Before the crowds first light

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An autumnal view with sunshine and shadows from Middle Side towards Holwick in the distance.

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A bright interval lights up Newbiggin as seen from the Pennine Way on the descent into Teesdale from Lunedale.

Taken from my backyard, It had been a little cloudy and warm all day, and then all of a sudden the sky was starting to look very stormy.

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A litlle brightness on a damp day in late April at Low Force waterfall.

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A fleeting patch of sunlight creates a good display of vivid red field poppies against a background of dark clouds.

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An impressive foreground dispay of pignut flowers (Conopodium majus) in this view over to Crossthwaite and Park End quarries, Middleton in Teesdale.

Despite the recent spell of sunny Scottish weather it was a grey day at Glenfinnan on Sunday, but still a beautiful and dramatic place.

I took this shot from the carpark, near Super Cheap Auto in Bathurst NSW.

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Arla Burn and West Farms outside Middleton in Teesdale, Kirkcarrion on the horizon in the distance. Taken during a bright but cloudy interval, before the rain re-appeared.

This Raven was flying back and forth with food to feed his young that was waiting in the tree.

A day of fleeting brightness and heavy squally showers creates excellent rainbow conditions. This one at Bowlees captured on an elderly Canon A720 IS pocket camera - not bad for an 8mp device that only does jpgs.

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Snow covers the three highest points in the Pennines. From left to right, Great Dun Fell with the NATS radar dome on the summit (848 metres (2,782 ft)), Little Dun Fell (842m (2763ft)) and Cross Fell, the highest point in the Pennines at 893 metres (2930 feet). The Pennine Way long distance footpath crosses all three summits. A couple of fleeting patches of sunlight on Forest in Teesdale in the middle distance, including one on the High Force hotel. Taken from Stable Edge above Newbiggin.