Addingham Walk
I was quite soon walking in open countryside, up a gentle incline with lovely views back down to Addingham and Rombalds Moor in the distance. The autumn colour has not been particularly outstanding this year round here but it's nonetheless pleasing to see the warm bronze tones, especially when the sun lights up the last remaining leaves.
I was glad that the path was very clear and I just had to head for the next stile in the walls separating the fields. When I reached the stile in the photo below, which had stone steps and a little gate, I had to duck down under the low-hanging tree branch just at the other side. It made me wonder which came first, the stile or the tree...
The old ruins are quite evocative. What a beautiful landscape to be in.
ReplyDeleteI like that sort of country - high enough plenty of stone walls but still low enough for trees to grow.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like it was a fabulous walk!
ReplyDeleteYou live in such a beautiful place.
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