One of those walks where I could easily go into denial about my new life, and simply enjoy the view and feel a tiny bit of joy.
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The life of B
Moving forward carrying grief
A very English scene
One of those walks where I could easily go into denial about my new life, and simply enjoy the view and feel a tiny bit of joy.
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The life of B 
There’s a little township 30 minutes from here, up on a hinterland, that looks just like that when the weather is right and there has been plenty of rain 🥰
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oh that sounds so lovely 🙂
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Beautiful English countryside. Something I haven’t seen much of on either visit to London, England. Maybe next time.
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ah yes you may need to come a little bit out of London, but you wouldn’t need to go far 🙂
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Definitely on my next visit
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I can see where this view brings you joy. 😀 😀
Here is my entry for the day.
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Thanks Cee, glad you can feel it too
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I had to dig way back to find these photos taken near Beatrix Potter’s house in the early 1980’s: https://judydykstrabrown.com/2022/11/19/a-very-english-scene/
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ooh that’s about the time I first went there too. Will be along in a bit to enjoy
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A very English and very peaceful scene. The wire really doesn’t distract and, as others have noted, would be easy to remove. Here’s mine today: https://grahamsisland.com/2022/11/19/chocolate-orchids/
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Ah so glad you like this scene too. I know I could remove it but it always feels wrong to me making edits like that!
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I wouldn’t do it if it was a ‘news’ photo and I rarely do it otherwise. But once in a while I find it helps to remove a distraction. One such instance was https://grahamsisland.com/2016/12/02/snow-on-mauna-kea/ where the line was just plain ugly!
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I am envious of you just getting on and doing it!
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PS and such a great photo
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The wire didn’t jump out at me, until everyone mentioned it. It’s a wonderful view, Becky, and a great way to look at your new life. Not one you wanted but look what it can be eventually 🙂
I’ve gone inside again today: https://travelwithintent.com/2022/11/19/walking-through-turbine-hall/
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You are right it is hardly noticeable, I just hate wires in the countryside!
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A very tranquil scene 🙂 The wire would be very easy to edit out!
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I know, it is just I hate making edits of that type. Always feels wrong to me – daft I know!
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I understand why but I confess I have no such compunctions!
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I envy you that mind set!
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Its a beautiful scene! Looks so serene.
Here is my entry:
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It was 🙂
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The imperfection of the wires makes the rest all the more perfect 😃 Here’s mine: https://jezbraithwaite.blog/2022/11/19/another-walk-in-the-park-walkingsquares/
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now that’s a fabulous way to look it, thank you 😀
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Hampshire has some lovely views, I particularly like the one from the Cheesefoot Head. Have you been up there? I think there might be a walking trail around there too. Especially beautiful in a heavy frost. Meanwhile I have a photo from last week’s walk to the mount. Lunch was lovely BTW 😋
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ooh yes that’s a wonderful view pont – must admit though I haven’t actually walked the circular trail up there
Glad you had such a lovely lunch xx
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