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Wordless Wednesday: Waterfall
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Getting out into the countryside of my local area is something that I particularly enjoy doing. As we’ve recently moved to a new village, there are lots of places around and about for me to discover. I’d heard about the ruins of an old windmill out along a footpath linking our village to the next […]
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A stunning view… Beautiful shot
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Thanks, Ameena. 🙂 It’s a beautiful place.
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is this close to where they shoot Emmerdale? It’s really lovely – especially the cut rock.
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I believe Emmerdale is shot somewhere in South Yorkshire. Hardraw Force Waterfall is in the Dales, which is North East Yorkshire. It’s the same county, but they’re a fair distance apart. It’s a beautiful area of England. Thanks for visiting, Gina. 🙂
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I follow Emmerdale and just caught the part about Yorkshire and wondered as they also show some really lovely sights there. Thanks Louise!
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Beautiful, I love waterfalls.
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Me to. 🙂 Unfortunately they’re not something you can find in the Notts / Lincs area – it’s far too flat! We have to either head north into Yorkshire or west into Derbyshire if we want to visit any.
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Wow! Just beautiful!!
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Thank you, PJ. 🙂
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Beautiful! It is so clear it almost makes me feel like I am there. .
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Thanks, Jessie. 🙂
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Love the photo of the waterfall. Inspirational.
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Thanks, Linnea. 🙂 I’m glad you like it.
I’m hoping to get over to your blog sometime today – unfortunately, our internet is being very temperamental at the moment, so the operative word there is ‘hoping’…
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