When I showed some shadows from the Valley Gardens in Harrogate the other day, they seemed to go down well. Here’s another view of those same shadows from a different part of the arcade. With added shadow, of course.
For Debbie’s One Word Sunday: Shadow (Just like Becky, I seem to have disregarded the One Word – sorry.)
And of course for Becky’s NovemberShadows.
Someone has called this place home, since 1499. Current tenants? Apparently a garden gnome and a penguin. Spotted last summer in Bishop’s Castle.
For Debbie’s One Word Sunday: Home
This rusting wreck is multi-tasking today. It’s lived a blameless and long life in the ruins of Jervaulx Abbey, offering views of the Dales and what’s left of the Abbey in the long years since Henry VIII had it made unfit for purpose during the Dissolution of the Monasteries.
Today though, it’s doing a tour of duty for Becky’s #Simply Red; for Jude’s Bench Challenge; and for Debbie’s One Word Sunday. It’s a little dishonest, as I’ve had to tinker a bit to make it Simply Red. Don’t tell the ghosts of those monks who once called this place home.
I’ve even managed a tweaked shot of part of the Abbey looking a little red too.
That sheep is helping raise awareness of – and funds for – St. Oswald’s Hospice. I think the chap on the bench doesn’t know what to make of it.
For Jude’s Bench Challenge.
And Debbie’s One Word Sunday: Monotone.
Our local Nature Reserves tend to be chilly in December. Especially when, as today, the wind is making its presence felt. Best to rush round the bulrushes and hurry home for a mug of hot chocolate. Sunny days, though, are available, for a gentler amble. My header photo is from Nosterfield on a sunny day. A wintry trip to Staveley was distinctly nippy,
For Debbie’s One Word Sunday: Rush
Seeing myself twice in the door handles of the below-washbasin bathroom cabinet at Team London’s house.
For Debbie’s One Word Sunday https://travelwithintent.com/2024/11/10/repetition/
We popped to Bamburgh yesterday afternoon to enjoy views of the castle and a healthy stride along the beach. What greeted us was the group of photographers in the featured photo, all pointing their lenses out to sea. It turns out they were all twitchers, alerted by some bird-enthusiast-bush-telegraph to the presence of a bird whose home is normally North America and Canada: the White Winged Scoter. We couldn’t see it. It was too far out to sea.
Here’s a view of the Castle. Other castles are available in Northumberland. I’ll be reporting back later.
I thik I’ll be cheeky and make this a late entry to Debbie’s One Word Sunday challenge: Shadows.
That’s what our little traveller seems to be thinking …
For Debbie’s One Word Sunday: Lime. Could I get away with ‘One Phrase Sunday’, do you think?
For One Word Sunday this week, Debbie asks us to provide an image, a ‘framed’ image. Luckily, at Brimham Rocks, there is a ready-made frame available for us all to use to capture that Perfect Picture Postcard.
Spotted in Seville.
For Debbie’s One Word Sunday
From Pyrenees to Pennines 
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