Wednesday, 16 August 2017

millstones and heather

A trip out to Stanage edge was called for on Monday morning up in the Derbyshire peak district ,it was either that or shopping down Derby guess what i chose 
 a great view of the edge and the heather which was in full bloom 
lovely colours 
this is what i was after



looking back up to the edge
over looking Hope 
at the back over over owler tor
looking up to Carlwark and Higger torr
 called at Burbage brook for a quick photo
and last one from the session saw this and had to take a photo of it 
  well thanks for viewing once again 
 take care all 
      till the next time  

Thursday, 10 August 2017

SUNSHINE AND BUTTERFLYS

Had morning in the garden mowing and clearing up , one of the best things about it is i always set my camera and macro up and tripod  as you never know whats going to be about
and i was glad i did when this peacock landed on the budliea  bush 



  and i finished the lawn as well 
      thanks for viewing 
   take care 

Tuesday, 8 August 2017

EVENING CHASING HAY BALES

Having seen these hay bales though it was about time i got to find them so off i went , weather was warm and i had put a fleece on and a gilet, Daft of me , with in a couple of minutes parking up and walking down the field i was covered in sweat shirt was wet through but i carried on down to were i though they where , they was but could get at them they was at the other side of the edge and no way was i going to crawl through that 

 
so i had a shot of the field i was standing in 
and was greeted by the sight of the red lady bird balloon coming over the hedge 
so moved to a better position and waited for it , but no it decided to drift off some where else
 So it was back to the car to find these hat bales

Found them after a drive round and a slog over the fields 

then the clouds rolled in but enjoyed the evening and a nice chat with the farmer who gave me permission to use the field 
thanks again for viewing my blog again
bye and take care 
   



Sunday, 6 August 2017

 A MORNING AT WINGFIELD MANOR

FIRST THING A WOULD LIKE TO DO IS THANK ENGLISH  HERITAGE FOR THIS CHANCE TO VISIT THIS GREAT PLACE ,
I had the chance to visit this Saturday morning, August 5th , and was over whelmed with  it , Built by Ralph lord Cromwell , treasurer to King HenryV1




























the rains of Mary queen of scots room where she was imprisoned , second window




the grand hall




inside the barn


the crypt




and as I was walking back down the drive another great site I was greeted to was the battle of  Britain fly past
 thanks for viewing once again hope I didn't bore you with my photos if you would like to see more I will be putting a video on u tube of my visit to Wingfield manor and once again thanks to English heritage  
    take care every one
  and thank you