Yesterday was sunny and I visited Bardsley Vale, so instead am bringing you fresh pictures from my brief walk along Riversvale Drive.
Once a carriage drive it is now a footpath through the woods to Daisy Nook Country Park.
Autumn is in full swing and there are leaves everywhere.
This last photograph, to which I've applied an "aged newspaper" affect is looking back towards the gate leading onto the A627 road between Oldham and Ashton under Lyne.
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A stroll worth taking - also with a camera!
ReplyDeleteNice set of photos!
ReplyDeleteI'm not at all sure I'd agree that Rannoch Station is all that remote - try Altnabreac Station.
You are right about Altnabreac being remote - I wrote "one of the most" - Corrour is generally considered the most remote.
ReplyDeleteI took a long hike in the woods on Sunday, where no one had been yet this fall. The trail was covered with leaves like in your pics.
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That is JUST the kind of walk I enjoy on a brisk fall day. As long as it isn't raining, all seems right in the world after fresh air and exercise in woodsy areas. :D
ReplyDeleteA wonderful virtual walk to from the colour to the aged newspapwer.
ReplyDeleteI see you had problems with Mr Linky. I cannot sign in at all on any neme and have asked for help, no reponse. is everyone the same? Happened on My world too.
A nice set of pictures; I love the autumn shades.
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking us on a stroll on your ABC Wednesday post.
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They are great pictures, I am glad you chose that path.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great place you have to stroll! Lovely shots!
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That must have been a lovely walk and you've taken such creative photos.
ReplyDeleteWe can hear the sound of your footsteps upon the leaves.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
Delightful selection. I can smell the Autumn.
ReplyDeleteOr Ramsey, Hunts (Cambs)
Bardley Vale looks like a great place for walking. The second photo down is very much like the path where I start my thrice weekly run/jog in the Vienna Woods.
ReplyDeleteApropos what 'richies' says - I like to be the first with my footprints in the snow along the woodland paths. It's forecast for the weekend.
GREAT CHOICE, MATE!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely pathway! I'd love to stroll along an old carriage drive. Is it all on one estate, or was it a single track path just leading somewhere?
ReplyDeleteWhat a great place to take a walk....very nice remote or not!
ReplyDeletewonderful photos, especailly two and three. Beautiful area of woodland...
ReplyDeleteAbout 3 years ago I went to the remotest pub in Scotland. Had to go there on the mail boat out of Mallaig. Lovely spot. We dropped off some mail to a woman waiting with a sack at the end of a long dark Loch. Our boat carried all sorts of post and about a dozen passengers. I remember there was a barbecue set amongst the various oddments piled in the middle of the deck. Folk must have to do a lot a catalogue and internet shopping in remote areas of Scotland.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job on the trees, Gerald. Just love the one with the walker in the distance.
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