Trough of Bowland

[Ryewolf]

It's a place my parents used to bring us a kids and probably about 20 miles from my house, this was from a late evening drive up there on Sunday. It's fairly typical of the high moorlands you get in Lancashire and too be honest it's pretty much as I remember it 45+ years ago - except more cars...

Langden Brook

And a few miles further up...

[ChrisD]

The shadows and subtle tones in the second image make it my favourite. Both lovely shots RW. Many happy memories of picnics at the Trough.

[Korky]

Bowland really is one of Lancashire greatest treasures - the shot of Langden Brook is very nice, though I would've dobbed out the two reflective road markers on the left.

I love dobbin' out, me!

Korky

[Ryewolf]

Thanks Chris and Korky. To be honest I hadn't noticed the road markers until you pointed them out.

[johntwo]

12 minutes ago, Ryewolf said:

........................................ To be honest I hadn't noticed the road markers until you pointed them out.

....and thought it was just the way you drive. 

I've said it before; one of my favourite evening haunts but I have never caught it a s rich and colourful as these two shot.  Very nice.  I feel another visit  coming on.

[Ryewolf]

Thanks John, I did get there quite late as I didn't set off until 5pm, it was really miserable when I set off from Accrington, luckily the clouds broke and there was some lovely blue sky in the west.

[Kobione]

Lovely shots Rye - been a while since I was there, so thanks for bringing the memories back.

[KateW]

Looks like a very pretty area.

[Ryewolf]

Thanks Kobione and Kate - the Forest of Bowland is one of Lancashire's best kept secrets.

[Clicker]

It's a few years since my last visit to the Trough of Bowland  ....in about 2009  and it is a fabulous area .. We went walking by Dunsop Bridge in the Forest of Bowland too and had a great cuppa in a little cafe there. These are two lovely renditions Rye ..... Looks like some  very sympathetic processing  too ...really nice  pics ...

[Ryewolf]

Thanks Clicker, I had stopped in Dunsop Bridge earlier, I did also post a couple of mono images - one of the bridge and one of the river... These are from a few miles further up than Dunsop Bridge.

Dunsop Bridge topic... http://www.tipf.co.uk/forums/topic/20128-dunsop-bridge/

[Stravinsky]

Number one is my preference, like the colours and the sky

[Ryewolf]

Thanks Stravinsky, the colours and sky are fairly typical for the fells of Lancashire - when it's not raining that is....