Sundown in the Derwent Valley, Derbyshire
This Mornings walk was uninspiringly damp and grey. As I wanted to finish Becky’s #WalkingSquares, which reaches its conclusion today, on a bright note – I had to raid the archive.
Autumn a couple of years ago, enjoying a long walk round the Upper Derwent Valley. As dusk fell, the sun sank behind the tall Larch, adding their own glow to a November afternoon. Magic and the perfect autumnal end to the walk.
So, there we have it, what I hope is an appropriate image for Becky’s #WalkingSquares.
Thank you Becky, for setting the task…. it was fun.
So, it’s goodbye to November and hello to December….. gosh a year nearly over.
No matter where you are, no matter the day or the month, as always…
Please Remember ….
Stay Safe …. Be Kind…. Look After Each Other
30th November
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oh this is glorious – thank you for raiding your archives. A wonderful way to finish Walking Squares
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Oh what a stunning photo to end the month 😀
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A great image from your archive, David!
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That one was definitely worth raiding your archives for. I love it!
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Glad you liked it… on another topic which I know interests you ie Lighthouses. Just finished a novel called ” The Lamplighters” by Emma Stonex. It is a work of fiction but worked around a true mystery on one of our off shore Lighthouses. It’s a strange story but also an intriguing
insight in to the life of Lighthouse Keepers on remote isolated lights. It might just interest you. It’s a paperback
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I’m definitely interested in that novel. It sounds very intriguing. Thanks for giving me the info! I already wrote down the title and author so I won’t forget to look for it.
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