Ideas for a meet
Posted 12/08/2011 - 20:54
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davidtrout wrote:
I'd never heard of Trotter's World of Animals Gareth but it sounds good. Provisionally, I'm interested.
I'd also be keen on a trip to Ribblehead but that sounds like it would be just for steam train fans
David
Owned by the same family as Trotter's Intenational Trading by any chanceI'd never heard of Trotter's World of Animals Gareth but it sounds good. Provisionally, I'm interested.
I'd also be keen on a trip to Ribblehead but that sounds like it would be just for steam train fans
David
I'd be interested in Ribblehead, perhaps it could be combined with another feature or place of interest:
John
Posted 12/08/2011 - 22:29
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Ribblehead, Yordas Cave(Kingsdale painting with light in an old showcave)
Ingleton falls or even see if a photo tour of Whitescar cave is possible.
Limestone pavements.....Hoffman Kiln.....
Home terrortiry so please excuse the enthusiasm
Dave
Ingleton falls or even see if a photo tour of Whitescar cave is possible.
Limestone pavements.....Hoffman Kiln.....
Home terrortiry so please excuse the enthusiasm
Dave
Posted 13/08/2011 - 10:10
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davem wrote:
Ribblehead, Yordas Cave(Kingsdale painting with light in an old showcave)
Ingleton falls or even see if a photo tour of Whitescar cave is possible.
Limestone pavements.....Hoffman Kiln.....
Home terrortiry so please excuse the enthusiasm
Dave
Some good suggestions there Dave, I really fancy Ribblehead Viaduct not because of the railway side of things but Viaduct is an interesting subject to photograph in itself, Then we could move on to the falls or the caves!, Sounds like a plan to me
Ribblehead, Yordas Cave(Kingsdale painting with light in an old showcave)
Ingleton falls or even see if a photo tour of Whitescar cave is possible.
Limestone pavements.....Hoffman Kiln.....
Home terrortiry so please excuse the enthusiasm
Dave
Posted 13/08/2011 - 14:41
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I went to Ribblehead last year, a lovely place -
I agree with Johnwhit Ingleton Falls are great, we went on the Ingleton Falls Walk, very picturesque and photogenic.
I would recommend both, but probably wouldn't be coming.
Cheers,
Howard
I agree with Johnwhit Ingleton Falls are great, we went on the Ingleton Falls Walk, very picturesque and photogenic.
I would recommend both, but probably wouldn't be coming.
Cheers,
Howard
Cymru Am Byth
Posted 13/08/2011 - 19:54
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Mind you I'm always up for a long day up in the hills of the Lake District.
But a day in October around Inglton/Ribblehead would be great. Some good low light at Ribblehead and plenty of water in the falls.
Dave
But a day in October around Inglton/Ribblehead would be great. Some good low light at Ribblehead and plenty of water in the falls.
Dave
Posted 13/08/2011 - 20:15
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France anyone?
Posted 13/08/2011 - 22:15
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DrOrloff wrote:
France anyone?
yes please
France anyone?
Posted 13/08/2011 - 22:24
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It looks like you could have a great day at Ingleton/Ribblehead, I was there years back plenty of photo opportunities, but only film then
Posted 14/08/2011 - 12:10
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Neither are the French, they like an interesting sausage though:
'Ane' always pleases the children.
I'm to be found in the middle of France if anyone ever passes this way, particularly anyone with a DA* something or Ltd something.
Have a good meet.
'Ane' always pleases the children.
I'm to be found in the middle of France if anyone ever passes this way, particularly anyone with a DA* something or Ltd something.
Have a good meet.
Posted 14/08/2011 - 12:17
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DrOrloff wrote:
Neither are the French, they like an interesting sausage though:
'Ane' always pleases the children.
I'm to be found in the middle of France if anyone ever passes this way, particularly anyone with a DA* something or Ltd something.
Have a good meet.
Now they look a little more appetizing .
Neither are the French, they like an interesting sausage though:
'Ane' always pleases the children.
I'm to be found in the middle of France if anyone ever passes this way, particularly anyone with a DA* something or Ltd something.
Have a good meet.
Posted 14/08/2011 - 12:43
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Way off topic - hopefully wild boar or pig ane not donkey.
Andouillette are the most evil tasting sausages I have ever had.
Andouillette are the most evil tasting sausages I have ever had.
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I'd also be keen on a trip to Ribblehead but that sounds like it would be just for steam train fans
David