Past Imperfect

Friday, November 16, 2007

Two of the walkers

At last - the car park.

8 comments:

Sam, Problem-Child-Bride said...: It looks idyllic Pat. I envy your proximity to all that.

When I look at your pictures I can practically smell the earth and trees. I ache for that kind of fresh air sometimes.

I miss all that a lot.; 4:52 PM
Pat said...: Sam: I have a theory that we always miss things from the past. I look back at our time in Yorkshire and think how lucky we were and we just took it for granted but you're right it is beautiful here.; 6:18 PM
kenju said...: What lovely scenery! and the photo of the deer on the crest of the hill is fantastic! I am impressed that you do that type of hiking, Pat. Why don't you trim your toenails shorter?; 6:52 PM
Pat said...: Judy : my toe nails are as short as can be. It's the pressure on the whole nail going downhill because my big toes turn up. However thanks to Randall and Sam I hope to avoid further trouble.; 8:12 PM
OldLady Of The Hills said...: It is amazing the variation of terrain....it feels like you were in 6 different places...! What a journey, Pat. And A Well Deserved Lunch, at the end....and MTL waiting for you! Great Day!; 5:04 PM
Pat said...: \Naomi: no pain - no gain:); 5:28 PM
Anonymous said...: The best reason for carrying a camera: it's an excuse to stop and catch your breath.

The shot of the gullies illustrates how rugged the terrain is in spots. Good for you, Pat.; 12:12 PM
Pat said...: Jack: it's not in any way frightening compared to Scotland and the Lake District but can be just as exhausting.; 2:56 PM