High tide

The River Wyre as it’s joined by Thistleton Brook.
The brook coming in from the left swells from a very low trickle into a high fast flowing mini river at high tide. This is where Connie & I walk along when she comes to our house. I have to watch her closely so she doesn’t go anywhere near the water.
Incidentally this joint of the two waterways was the boundary of our land when we dairy farmed.

Three good things:
1. If you are watching the curling at the Winter Olympics our local garden centre Barton Grange has just one of the only three places in England that have a curling rink & tuition.
2. The burglar alarm on the house opposite went off at 3am but I never heard a sound!!
3. Posting early today as we are off out to our daughters for our tea!

[Hazel]

Nice tones in b&w and I like the composition.

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely capture

[Boxplayer]

Lovely scene.

[Lou Ann]

A good B&W. I would keep Connie close too.

[julia]

It's lovely that you get to walk so close to where you farmed.. hopefully the new owners have good farm practices. 🚜

[Dione Giorgio]

Very nice shot. Even more lovely in b&w.

[carol white]

Lovely scenery

[Beryl Lloyd]

A lovely shot . And great tones and and light in the b/w

[Carole Sandford]

Lovely scene.

[Peggy Sirk]

A lovely landscape. You obviously know this area well.
I am loving the curling. Watched your countrywomen defeat the USA yesterday.

[Granny7(Denise)]

Super shot

[Maggiemae]

A tangle of barbed wire and flat land seen here. A bit drab in black and white - you can't see if the sky is blue!

[Jane Pittenger]

Lovely light

[KWind]

Wonderful landscape.

[GaryW]

Neat scene!

[Judith Johnson]

Great composition, looks good in b&w