That view looked hauntingly familiar to me - my Mum used to live on Braithwaite Road, Keighley so I've travelled that road on many occasion!Here's this morning's scene taken from my window in t'Pennines looking towards Oakworth. It might as well be a black and white picture.
My bold, but that is my favourite bit about being outside with the snow around, the stillness which just doesn't seem to exists in any other conditions. You really are out in the sticks Richard, lovely photosIt was lovely weather for the walk, fairly bright and crunchy, no wind and very quiet.
Actually I think I can claim the least amount of snow - we haven't got any. The precious few millimeters that settled on Friday have long since melted away.I like snow, now getting a fair amount here but small fine stuff, not big flakes (shame), just been out with the kids, great fun, right out here on the butt end of the UK we seem to be getting the least of it.
Actually I think I can claim the least amount of snow - we haven't got any. The precious few millimeters that settled on Friday have long since melted away.
West Yorks has got of lightly so far tooActually I think I can claim the least amount of snow - we haven't got any. The precious few millimeters that settled on Friday have long since melted away.
Actually I think I can claim the least amount of snow - we haven't got any. The precious few millimeters that settled on Friday have long since melted away.
... the farmers grubbed out all the hedges that protect the roads, no idea why as they weren't in their way, probably because its their responsibility to keep them trimmed back. No doubt they got a grant form the EU to pull them all up!