I'd overlooked this picture—taken at the hightest point in the Yorkshire Dales, looking over the landscape.
What shocks me now looking at it is how green Yorkshire was. So very different from the sere, drought-ridden south.
I am a native in this world And think in it as a native thinks
Monday, August 17, 2026
A view in the Dales
I'd overlooked this picture—taken at the hightest point in the Yorkshire Dales, looking over the landscape.
What shocks me now looking at it is how green Yorkshire was. So very different from the sere, drought-ridden south.
Labels:
England,
farms,
landscapes,
views,
Yorkshire,
Yorkshire Dales
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