Originally Posted by davemac (Post 1122712)

Today in Pictures is another of those yesterdays pictures today.

1. Brown leaves.
2. More brown leaves, this is the gate we just came through.
3. And just for good measure even more brown leaves.
4. The reservoir that everyone visits.
5. There are usually herds of ducks, but not so many if you don't have bread.
6. The theoretical boundary to Foxhill Bank.
7. A scramble through the brush for a bottom end view of the wet bit.
8. Steps up to the area that looks down on the rest of the area.
9. The wet bit is off to the left and down a steep slope.
10. And finally back to the gate we came through, and back to the car.

Originally Posted by maxthecollie (Post 1122734)

A walk from Gargrave to Bank Newton and back.

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 1122738)

Today I managed a brief walk along the canal bank.
Here are some of the pics I took.
1) the cygnets are almost swans now
2) this feels a bit like a mug shot.
3)) I took a picture of this during the summer.....trees in full leaf....now they are almost bare...still a good picture! (well, I like it)
4) posing for me
5) here's lookin' at you kid.
6) berries.
7) going round the bend
8) there was a bird perched here just a second ago.
9) Looking out to the misty hills.
10) duck.

Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 1122743)

The ducks beak in the last one looks like some kind of reptile! Ohrnor an alien duck! :eek:

Originally Posted by davemac (Post 1122781)

Today in Pictures, a badly scarred section of the planet, but it did support the industrial revolution.

1. Old workings, just off Clough Head car park.
2. Jamestone Quarry, still an active quarry, but not with the same fury that was present in the late 1700's.
3. One of the buildings that litter what was once a busy cart track.
4. The cart track as it is today, once the main road of the past.
5. Along with crumbling buildings, there are miles of stone walls slowly adopting a horizontal position.
6. Stone walls overlooking the quarry that excavated the materials.
7. Despite the harsh environment the area is littered with fungi.
8. Looks like I'm gonna need a bigger coat, Pendle in the distance.
9. Part of the expanse that is Ossy Moors.
10. Heading back to the car park, Grane Road passes between the first plot of trees and the rest.

Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 1122799)

Love those delicate funghi - it's very desolate up there - a bit "Wuthering Heights", I wouldn't like to be around in bad weather. Is that twisted tree a Hawthorn?

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 1122804)

More from Yesterday.....
1) Especially for Dave.......I know what a Fungi he is :)
2) I like the shape of this green plant.....not sure what it is...but I know a guy who will know.
3) a patch of bright sunshine on the misty hills
4) it's that duck again
5) Barges moored on the canal...they were just resting prior to their uphil journey to Leeds
6)The canal bank
7) Canal bank with duck and reflections of blue sky.

Dianne the cygnets came quite close to me, they seemed to want to know what i had in my bag...alas it was only filters and a spare battery...nothing edible.

Originally Posted by gpick24 (Post 1122857)

Had another go at night time photography (well what else is there to do when it`s always dark)