TROLLERS GHYLL, NEAR SKYRHOLME

j. adamson, on July 17, said:

Beautiful, picturesque photograph Anita. Regards, Joce

A.SKINNER, on July 17, said:

Hi Joce, the green, green grass of home has certainly grown this year, it has hardly stopped raining this summer. We were hoping to go camping last week:( no such luck. Ah! well, maybe next year. Regards, Anita

Coal Miner's Boy, on July 17, said:

Green, green grass of home indeed. I get pangs of homesickness whenever you get out and about Anita. Your pictures capture the real essence of the English countryside.

Greetings from the ex-pat in northern California,

Paul

ayrshireman, on July 18, said:

Hi Anita a nice shot on a nice day well done, the weather here is just atrocious of late not the best for photography. Regards David.. :)

A.SKINNER, on July 18, said:

Hi Paul, I can understand you being homesick, my brother in South Africa feels just the same when he comes over for a holiday and sees the beautiful Yorkshire countryside and tastes the Theakstons beer:) Thanks for your comment Paul and greetings from the not so sunny U.K.

A.SKINNER, on July 18, said:

Hi David, I just managed to take a couple of shots before the rawkish weather returned. I think I'm suffering from the SAD syndrome and need one of those light boxes to cheer me up;) Anita

Luud Riphagen, on July 23, said:

Beautiful landscapes Anita the shadows of the clouds give it the right atmosphere. Greetings Luud

A.SKINNER, on July 23, said:

Luud, this Summer we have had clouds in abundance:) They do cast lovely shadows across the landscape, which I'm thankful for. Regards, Anita

wojtex, on July 28, said:

I like this picture. Greetings, Wojtek

A.SKINNER, on July 28, said:

Thank you wojtex, it's nice to hear from you :) Greetings from the U.K.

Marilyn Whiteley, on July 28, said:

Beautiful photo! Wonderful countryside so very well captured! Cheers, Marilyn

A.SKINNER, on July 28, said:

Hello Marilyn, how are you? Have you visited more beautiful places lately? I will take a look at your photo's tomorrow as my eyelids are becoming heavy. thanks for dropping by, regards, Anita

AXOTA, on August 3, said:

One of the Yorkshire Dales great wonders. Dry Stone Walls that stretch as far as the eye can see. The men that toiled with their barehands giving the landscape a semblance of order in what can only be described as a labour of love. It is a beautiful picture Anita.

Regards.

Jim

A.SKINNER, on August 4, said:

Hi Jim, it's stunning countryside here but as I found out not the safest place to walk. We went for a hike across the far hill and tried to cross a steep slope. We followed the sheep track until it vanished, then I realised that I had bitten off more than I could chew. My fear of heights kicked in, My limbs were like jelly and I couldn't move. I burst into tears and that's not like me to be defeated :[ It was a very steep drop with boulders every where. It took quite a while before we decided to head back the way we came. So there is a lesson to be learnt! Regards, Anita