Roseberry Topping

A last shot from our Moorsbus adventure last weekens, and a view of Roseberry Topping taken from the Moorsbus as we passed by.

At one time there were several places where photos of Roseberry Topping could be taken from the bus, though in recent years the hedgerows have been allowed to grow much higher and thicker making photos more of a challenge.

In this shot I've caught some of the hedgerow and trees, but I quite liked the impression of speed it gives as our bus continues on its journey back towards Great Ayton and Stokesley.

This is our last post for this week, we will be back again on Monday. Meanwhile we hope that you all have a lovely weekend.

Ian

[Vesna]

I like the feeling of speed.

[carol white]

A lovely capture

[Christine Sztukowski]

I too like the motion beauty photograph, fav

[Lesley]

Great shot

[Suzanne]

The sense of movement is well caught. See you back on Monday!

[Joan Robillard]

Nice

[Dorothy]

Whizzing by….may you have a wonderful weekend also.

[PhotoCrazy]

Nice pic!

[gloria jones]

Great sense of motion

[Peter Dulis]

wild

[Corinne C]

Great sense of movement

[leggzy]

Great sense of motion you've captured. Looks like a nice spot to hike to.

[Kathy A]

Nice view out of the bus

[Dione Giorgio]

I like the impression of speed, too.

[Brian]

Awesome. Enjoy the weekend

[bkb in the city]

Very nice shot

[Jo Worboys]

A great action shot with just enough blue to be interesting to the eye

[william wooderson]

What a curious name, I wonder why it is called that? Fun fleeting view of it.

[Fisher Family]

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Thank you all for your lovely comments and favs, they are very much appreciated.

Roseberry Topping is an impressively shaped hill, and well worth the walk up to enjoy the views of the surounding area. I haven't been up there for several years, but I have great memories of previous walks there.

Ian

[Fisher Family]

@will_wooderson

A good question - it seems that the name Roseberry Topping derives from Othenesberg, Old Norse for the hill of Odin. Toppinn is Old Norse for hill. This became Anglicised into Topping.

Ian