Yesterday on Hyde Daily Photo I posted Hightailing it on Werneth Low.
As I explained there
Last week a friend, who regularly walks her dog on Werneth Low, took me up to Windy Harbour on the Eastern edge of the Low.so here today is Ellie and her shadow.
Hereabouts a "Low" is a "high" place (compare with the Scottish "Law") and usually refers to a hump-backed ridge. Windy Harbour is indeed a windy place. "Harbour" means a place of shelter. Alas the old buildings here which afforded refreshments for a couple of centuries were demolished in 2000 and despite plans for a new building, it remains desolate.
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what a fine specimen she is and a fine shadow she casts too - great shot!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great shadow shot of the dog! She does indeed cast a beautiful shadow! Hope you have a great weekend, Gerald!
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The look of the dog and late winter shadow is beautiful. I cannot imagine that Ellie is immersed in Scottish law, but enjoys the day outside with wind - and lots of sun!
ReplyDeleteLike your shadow photo of the dog!
ReplyDeletelovely dog and lovely shadow shot!
ReplyDeleteEllie casts an elegant shadow.
ReplyDeleteWell hel-Low to Ellie and that shadow that seems to be dogging her! Isn't English an interesting language?? Happy SSS!
ReplyDeleteGreat shadow shot---and no leash! love a dog that behaves.
ReplyDeleteHappy SSS to you.
What a beautiful dog, as well as her shadow, is she an English pointer perhaps? She is certainly having a grand time!
ReplyDeleteit's sad when they tear down old buildings and not replace it. Ellie seems to be in her own peaceful thoughts:)
ReplyDeletenow you have to feed two dogs:)
ReplyDeletePoor Ellie looks so disappointed - she had her tongue out for some refreshments after all that wind, and they tore down the buildings! I am sure she was suitably rewarded when she came home.
ReplyDeleteA shadow and spots! What luck!
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