It was really Malyss that started it, with her recent comment on my Bolton Abbey post about Jane Austen.... Jane Austen country is southern England, a long way from Saltaire in Yorkshire, but we do have our own famous local literary connections. It was such a wonderful day on Saturday - mostly blue skies and a light breeze - and, being at a bit of a loose end, I suddenly decided to embark upon a literary ramble. My destination was that lone tree right up on the horizon. It's a long walk, so we'll arrive there tomorrow, when all will be revealed. In the meantime, enjoy the moorland views and that wonderful carpet of purple heather.
Today, your picture makes me think about the Brontë Family, the Wuthering heights, and Heathcliff.. this place is marvellous in summer, but I would love to see it in the depth of winter..
ReplyDeleteOkay, meet you at the tree and don't be late!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, it takes my eyes for a splendid hike.
ReplyDeleteJenny, I really enjoy your photography and the beautiful scenes you capture, but I also enjoy the tone you set so much! Your site is always uplifting.
ReplyDeleteThat heather is fabulous. Great spot for a ramble :)
ReplyDeleteI wish i could walk there with you...looking forward to seeing the site from the top of the hill!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful shot of the moorland and the blooming heather, the name of one of my daughters.
ReplyDeleteYou can't beat a good hill of heather and a lone tree! beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMy Yorkshire genes are stirring.
Oh the purple heather is so beautiful. Must go read more of your blog. I 've been to Bolton Abbey on a trip from NZ. Enjoy your walk!
ReplyDeleteThis is incredible, what views! What a walk! You've enchanted me with your area.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful scenery!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful countryside. I really like the heather in the meadow.
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely soft colours!
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