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A small tumbleweed stopped from its nomadic life by saltwater.

 

The Great Salt Lake - GPS is not the exact spot of the shot.

Solar Illumination over Win Hill! Peak District ,Derbyshire, UK, August 2016

Another photo in my 'Closed Up' Close Ups series. Here's the link: flic.kr/s/aHBqjzVwYp

 

This image was taken in Nelson, Lancashire, in October 2022.

 

"Yesterday is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or lose." Lyndon B. Johnson

 

Hummel gets nectar lavender is sufficiently pollinated....

Early evening view from Borajna, Herzegovina towards Klobuk and the Vrgorac Mountains in Croatia. Rain cloud, dusk and sun in the distance, who will win? I think the darkness will consume everything in a few minutes.

Win Hill seen across the Derwent Valley from a heather-clad Bamford Edge.

Win Hill and Lose Hill seen on a murky day from High Neb on Stanage Edge.

Win Hill catching the first rays of the Sun.

A change from our week in Birmingham, back to our time in the Peak District:

Unless you know the area here you won't understand the title - this is the shadow of Lose Hill onto Win Hill, which is across the valley with the railway from Manchester to Sheffield passing through. I spent my time here looking across at this view wanting to fill in that little gap in the trees....... :-)

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The Hope Valley and Edale from Win Hill.

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The Irpinia province in the southern Italian Appenines mountains produces 3 wines that are classified DOCG, the highest recognition of quality for Italian wines. The red Taurasi, aged a minimum of three years, and the whites Greco di Tufo and the Fiano di Avellino.

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This is a good as the sunset ever got on my visit to Bamford Edge. The sun is just about to die behind the distant cloud between Win Hill and Mam Tor across the Derwent Valley.

 

The rock face catching the last of the suns rays and the edge leads down towards Ladybower Reservoir and the Ashopton Viaduct.

 

Its a great place to watch the sun go down across the Peak District and it was being enjoyed by quite a few people. Including a party of bare chested Turk's complete with their Sisha Pipe who were revelling behind me as I took this shot! It was also a chance encounter with a fellow photographer and friend John Bleakley who had been over at Winnats Pass earlier.

Looking north from Win Hill in the clearing mist.

The path leading to the summit of Win Hill on a cold and frosty morning shortly before sunrise.

Just before sunrise on Win Hill.

Looking across to the village of Bamford, with Bamford edge on the left.....From the lower slopes of Win hill.

Buddy welcomes me in the morning and she likes sitting on this particular branch. It's a win-win situation because it is quite low and I can make nice pictures from both sides (Squirrels-2020-6013.jpg)

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I can't think of a better title but when looking at shots that I took of my city of Nottingham I once again remembered what I considered a case of inverted snobbery. I reminded Jonathan who does not take my side in this saying "it’s tough but you can't win so drop it " No support there then. I was born in Sneinton a suburb of Nottingham and attended Secondary school in the heart of Sneinton and when married lived on Windmill lane a two minute walk from Greens Windmill and all the four children I had were born in the house on Windmill lane which is THE very heart of Sneinton. I just did another check of the boundary map and just as I was informed by this eclectic group my present house is literally a cul de sac ( just to make this clear) on the wrong side of a boundary road. There is a group that make up The Sneinton Artists Quarter that have markets and stalls and events to market their various Arts. I print and frame my own photo's and asked to join this group. I was turned down flat as I live mere metres away on the wrong side of the street now :( Some times I am proud of where I was born and where all my mothers side of the family hailed from...I feel like the egg which was kicked out of the nest by a cuckoo lol...I know I am mixing metaphors but ' hey, I am accepted on Flickr and know my friends don't make distinctions like that ..Sue :)

Btw, you may find my use of a macro lens here odd...but it is still a prime lens and I like that length occasionally as it covers different options when I go into town...

Win Hill summit looking towards Edale and Kinder Scout as rainclouds gather in the distance.

A snowy Peak District seen from Win Hill shortly after sunrise.

Why does everything have to be the same?

Like one vine leaf resembling the other?

"Double-Win" .... yesterday as the southbound Lake State road train had a pair of slug sets doing the work - nice to see four units together in the new image paint - here near Rose Center, Michigan on February 8, 2020.

Another view of Win Hill emerging from the temperature inversion in the Derwent Valley seen from Bamford Edge.

Exif Data: Nikon D3200 ; Lens: Nikkor AF Zoom 70-300; 220 mm, ISO 200; f/5; 1/30 s.

 

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2 minutes of light was all that I got, and it was enough to transform the landscape before me.

 

I've been meaning to shoot this scene for a few years now, I wanted an inversion in the Hope Valley but sadly we only had one this season (as far as im aware).

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The distinctive pyramidal shape of Win Hill shortly after sunrise.

Win Hill seen above the clearing Derwent Valley temperature inversion.

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