HFF from North Yorkshire

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The line of trees going off the the right of the picture follow the course of Skell Dykes. This is believed to date from the Bronze Age/early Iron Age, about 2500-3000 years ago. Today it forms the boundary of two fields as a wide ditch.

Irton Moor by Raincliffe Woods, Scarborough

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Taken on Wednesday January 6, 2010
Posted on Friday January 19, 2018
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raingirl said:

um, is that a corgy butt i see? lovely photo. i like all the thin lines made by all the different objects, fence, stems, trees. very nicely composed.

and yes - big is best!

6 years ago

HappySnapper said:

Lovely winter scene Doug, nothing here in Norfolk, just plain cold.

6 years ago

Amelia said:

Yes, the winter of 2010 was great for snow, and I bet the corgis enjoyed it too,. ;-)
A lovely long fence finished off by the line of trees.
HFf and a good weekend, Doug.

6 years ago

Beatrice Degan(MARS) said:

Amazing snowy landascape where half covered bushes , dry stone wall, fence and trees make up a sort of magic laces!
Have a happy weekend Doug!

6 years ago

John Goodwin said:

Why do dogs like the snow? all my dogs loved it!.. Really like tthis photo...HFF Doug, have a good weekend.

6 years ago

Jaap van 't Veen said:

Lovely winter scene Doug.
HFF and a nice weekend.

6 years ago ( translate )

Xata said:

No doubt: snow is beautiful, fenced or not! HFF Doug

6 years ago

Annemarie said:

HFF

Have a nice weekend.

6 years ago ( translate )

Ghislaine Girardot said:

Belle prise de vue !!
Bonne fin de semaine à vous !

6 years ago ( translate )

Rosalyn Hilborne said:

My late dog Poppy didn't like snow very much! Yours might have had a cold tummy as well as feet ;-) Super shot Doug.
HFF and enjoy your weekend.
Best wishes, Rosa.

6 years ago