There are some lovely photos there, Tom, but my favourite is 3316.
The shot into sun of people walking or playing is timeless for me. I
don't mind the bit of flare in the bottom, perhaps I even like.
I had to look up Kirkby Stephen on the map to remind myself where it
was: it's at the top of a lovely valley that I flown up many times.
We would fly up Wensleydale then turn north past Garsdale Head into
Aisgill (I think that's the name) and into the Vale of Eden, trying
not to fly over Kirkby Stephen. It must be difficult living in a town
in a military low flying area situated at the head of a gorgeous valley.
Thanks for the reminder, although I am very sad that I didn't win the
35/2 :-)
Chris
On 28 May 2009, at 13:39, Tom Fenwick wrote:
> Thanks all for looking. Piers is right, of course, if I remember
> how that
> road atlas is laid out...
>
> The prize is still up for grabs. I confused the issue - it's four
> days and
> three nights, of course. I bet nobody gets it - I will probably
> have to
> give it to the closest...
>
> For those interested in the sucky mudholes and dusty corners of
> northern
> England I put together a different selection, with some from another
> trip a
> couple of weeks ago I don't think I posted here. Both trips were to
> the
> same area - one to Keld at the top of Swaledale, and the Tarn place
> is just
> over the hill near Kirkby Stephen.
>
> http://www.pbase.com/tom_77/drop_box
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