Autumn in Padley Gorge
There has been some rain over the past few weeks, so I guess Padley Gorge will be looking its best. Whist it looks like a rather wild stretch of water, this is Burbage Brook, just one of many minor tributaries that feed Derbyshires River Derwent.
We are keeping our fingers crossed. This time last November it was the start of severe flooding down the Derwent Valley. Waters receded a little prior to Christmas, then returned with a vengeance in January and February….. as I say fingers crossed – we don’t want a rerun.
Please Remember ….
Stay Safe …. Be Kind…. Look After Each Other
6th November
(C) David Oakes 2020
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No picture here, David!
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Nope…. same issue again. On preview fine. On the day error. Corrected now but obviously you logged in earlier than me being an early bird ! 🙂
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Artistic! 🙂
I envy your rivers with blue paint.We only have water in ours! 🙂
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Long exposures bring out the colours both in the water and reflected… I wish they were always blue 🙂
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Wow, both blue and orange water,and brilliant, glowing rocks too. That must have been some light.
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The rich reddy brown is water, coloured from the Peat Moors on the hills above. Clear for most of the time, then after heavy rains that colour flows down stream….and in a dark wood you get some lucky gaps that act like a trap door for the sky and a searchlights for the sun. Right time right place for once
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