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21-05-2011, 08:10 PM
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21-05-2011, 08:26 PM
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Back at Leadmill Bridge and the view of the River Derwent below...  
If you've made it this far, I hope you enjoyed!
Thanks for looking!
Tracey
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21-05-2011, 09:31 PM
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Lovely photos from what must have been a great walk.
When we walked part of that route together, , didn't we stop for a late lunch somewhere near where the bluebells are in your piccies?
Thank you for sharing Sunny. PS. What was the birdie, and can we see one for me to photo as well when we walk together next? LOl!
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21-05-2011, 09:31 PM
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It looks beautiful Tracey. The bluebells are over here and I never managed any pictures of them. Your shots of them are lovely. 
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21-05-2011, 09:41 PM
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Lovely set of shots Tracey and a terrific looking walk.
Can I pre book that walk with you for next year when the Bluebells are out?
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21-05-2011, 09:50 PM
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Beautiful Tracey, I was up your way today but not much chance for walking. We went to Eyam & waundered, lovely
One day I`ll walk up there
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22-05-2011, 07:23 AM
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Originally Posted by KentYeti  didn't we stop for a late lunch somewhere near where the bluebells are in your piccies?
What was the birdie, and can we see one for me to photo as well when we walk together next? LOl![/i] | Yes Bryan, we sat on some rocks in the Clough and had a snack, although I don't think the weather was quite as good that day!
My birdie is a Male Chaffinch - not a good photo, as heavily cropped. He kept flying off when I tried to get too close!   Quote:
Originally Posted by Deb London It looks beautiful Tracey. The bluebells are over here and I never managed any pictures of them. Your shots of them are lovely. | Thanks Deb I hadn't managed to do any of my usual Bluebell walks and they've just about finished in most areas now.
They tend to be at their best a little bit later in the Clough. Quote:
Originally Posted by david156 Lovely set of shots Tracey and a terrific looking walk.
Can I pre book that walk with you for next year when the Bluebells are out? | Thanks David Yes, we can go next year. They will probably be past their best when you visit in June!
I'm hoping the Common Spotted Orchids will be flowering instead! - although last year, they weren't at their 'peak' until the beginning of July!
Here's one I took earlier....   Quote:
Originally Posted by pammosley Beautiful Tracey, One day I`ll walk up there | If you want to join me on a walk sometime Pam, just let me know! :-)
Tracey
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Lovely walk, lovely pictures.
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That's a nice looking walk, good time of the year - must try it. I've only been to Bretton Clough once and that was on a circular from Eyam .... I keep intending to return; making a start on Wednesday by going to dinner at the Barrel Inn! | | | |
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