18+miles from home to work over the gritstone trail..absolutely magnificient
and for good measure, reunited a weak new born lamb with its mum. it somehow got itself on the wrong side of a cattle grid and had been there a while i think. ewe and lamb both doing well again.
here's some pics
sunrise..getting hot already
roaches and hen cloud
the cloud rising above
sheep and shutlingslow
teggs nose..nice little climb
6 comments:
Hi Ultra Collie,
God, it is so beautiful where you live! I love those pictures...very peaceful looking along the countryside. I am glad that you were be able to reunite the baby lamb with it's mum...both were very grateful, I am sure:)
I hope that you have an excellent weekend!
Dave - great shots! I must get out of my pit and get up into the Welsh hills early - so inspiring! By the way it's a pity the little lamb will end up on a slightly smaller gauged grill - the BBQ!
Nice one CD! I was up in the Ochils at 7am for a quick jog up Ben Cleuch is similar conditions - being above the clouds early in the morning when everything is quiet is a joy. Shame the Cateran Trail race clashed with the FA Cup - Charlie would have enjoyed it.
Ali B-J
Wonderful stuff, Dave. I liked your previous post too - most inspiring. Take care of yourself for the imminent Big Challenge.
julie - both still doing well
ptr - thanks for my spelling lesson
ali - hope you enjoyed the ct..looks fantastic..and looking at the times i would have been well back..was it very runnable? looks it
nick - hope you're ok
Do you have some kind of god-like power over the weather to get such great vista's in all your pictures?
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