The horizon

[biggs682]

A beautiful clear shot of the horizon.

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Now there's no need for that

 

[FrothNinja]

Looking out toward the Irish Sea from just NE of Pengorffwysfa

 

[sebinho]

 

[Windle]

Looking over towards Woodland with Tow Law in the far distance on the track that leaves the B6282 and eventually comes out in the Gaunless valley bottom near Copley. Over 1,200 feet up at this point with the ghoulishly named Dead Horse Gulley Springs not far to the right of this picture.

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[Sallar55]

East of Annan.

 

[Windle]

The wife suggested a picnic tea on Tuesday so we ended up wandering over Cockfield Fell with a rucksack of buffet nibbles. I forgot to take the camera then so revisited on last nights tiny ride. We sat on this little ridge with an absolutely cracking view over to the west, although full sun then made it a bit squinty. In the far distance to the left, just past the end of the gorse bushes is Penny Hill with Copley in the middle distance just above the stem and Woodland village somewhere atop the far ridge. Just below the cottages (above the left bar end) is the former Cockfield Fell station.

 

[FrothNinja]

Looking toward the north Cumbrian plain from below Bankshead

 

[Windle]

The view west along the disused railway route across Cockfield Fell, straight into the evening sun. A gravel bike is an excellent thing but the surface of this track is a jarring, bumpy reminder of why mountain bikes were invented .

 

[FrothNinja]

Coal Clough Windfarm - view toward the badlands of Yorks

 

[Sallar55]

 

[Sallar55]

Back into big sky country

 

[FrothNinja]

South over the River Severn from the B4380 east of Leighton

 

[Sallar55]

From the canal, best view I have had from a canal. Its a modern aquaduct, embankments instead of stone arches.

 

[FrothNinja]

View north up Thursden valley to Bowland and the hills beyond Blackburn

 

[FrothNinja]

Toward the Lancashire coast from the Ridge