I gone n dun another one, this time with @shelley279 up in the Peak District above Ladybower/Derwent Reservoirs, incorporating Alport Castles rock formation. A mad sunny-haily-sunny-sleety-windy Easter Sunday in Derbyshire...
Mapometer or wheresthepath are quite good for mapping the routes. Twas cold, then boiling, then cold and gale force, then sunny, then hailing, then boiling again. Nutty day. Thanks for the tags tip. I'll sort that out.
We don't do anything special. We go for a walk with a camera, and post the results on Twitter (tagged with #wander) and then post them here with a bit of a write-up
If you would like to get involved, just go somewhere that you find interesting, take photographs, and post them to twitter with the hashtag #wander - everyone is welcome.
I like your idea of whacking a map in. Nice one. Excellent photos anall. It dunarf look cold, and yet magnificent, not unlike Mrs. Wombat.
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Mapometer or wheresthepath are quite good for mapping the routes. Twas cold, then boiling, then cold and gale force, then sunny, then hailing, then boiling again. Nutty day. Thanks for the tags tip. I'll sort that out.
ReplyDeleteJust admiring these again. The 'Sheep Conference' shot is wonderful - look at all that *stuff* going off into the distance! Magic.
ReplyDeleteI love these pictures -- wild and beautiful, reminds me that England isn't only picturesque towns! :)
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