Looking at the Pennines

Haven't been far for a day or two. Picked up a tummy bug which has kept me close to home. On the mend now though.
This is looking towards the Pennines with Cross Fell, which is the highest point of the pennines at 893 m, on the left and you can just make out the 'golfball' on the top of Great Dun to the right of Cross Fell. Great Dun Fell is 848 m high. The 'golfball' is a radar station that is operated by NATS and is a key part of the Air Traffic Control system for Northern England and Southern Scotland

[Tony]

Brilliantly captured rural scene. Love that dry-stone wall.

[Denise Wood]

FAVtastic scene :)

[Elsie T]

Beautiful scene and love the dry stone wall.

[Catherine P]

Really like your composition. Lovely scene

[sally agnew]

Beautiful vista :)

[Peter Grave]

Wonderful landscape Shirley.Had to look hard for the ball on this laptop screen.

[Babs]

Beautiful memories for me of the Pennines. Love the dry stone wall.

[Pat Knowles]

Pennines are the best.....they look lovely in the sunshine! Fave!

[Anja]

Lovely view!

[Harbie]

Pretty countryside!

[ShirleyB]

@tonydebont @gilbertwood @elmay @cmp @hermann @peterlgrave @onewing @happypat @stiggle @harbie Thank you all for getting this shot to the PP. Peter the golf ball is very small in this picture.