Photos by mexpix: on the map, in Google Earth (KML)
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mexpix's conversations
James, would this photobe of any use?
Cheers
William
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me and my wifes favorite route up to robinson,brings back good memories.
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you can see my house from here
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Then I await your photographs with interest Northgateonian
:o)
Greetings from The South
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This little copse is where St. Helen's chapel once stood. It was a little medieval church belonging one of the big Barnbrough families (Cressacre?). There are no remains left, it has long since vanished.
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Thank you mexpix for your kind words & the title suggestion for the bridge pic.
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The first house on the left was where me Grandad and Grandma lived (and died).
We lived a few house up on same side. Bet they all have running hot and cold water and indoor toilets now! By eck!
You used to be able to "Bridge" up that alley, visible in the left of the photo - I remember frightening myself to death about 12 feet up there!
Brilliant felicitations from Yorkshire-America !
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By gum but thats a fancy beer garden. I am delighted that you took the photo's Mexpix many thanks. I am also delighted it still says "Club and Institute Union" above the door.
Great stuff! Salutations from North Carolina
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You see these would make great jigsaw puzzle pictures if anybody made jigsaw puzzles any more! I went through this very carefully trying to identify the boats..... sad isn't it. But it says a lot about the detail and the clarity of your work. I like this especially for its balance. Keep going.
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This tree was blown down by strong winds in March 2008.
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