Stopping point

This is taken with the village of Alkham behind, about a third of the way to the top of the hill in front and although it doesn't look particularly steep, my knees can assure you it is! This point is where I pause and wonder why I took this particular route ...

[Connie Little]

Great image. I hope your knees are not feeling too much pain after the climb.

[FBailey]

@littleconnie Thanks Connie, I'm a tough old bird:)

[Merrelyn]

Lovely b&w image, the photo was worth the climb :)

[Bep]

Beautiful in B&W.

[Ivan]

Nice view through...

[Sarah]

Perfect

[Pyrrhula]

A great shot with a nice pov. Keep on moving and use the stairs , my doctor say`s

[Dawn]

A fabulous image

[FBailey]

@merrelyn @gijsje @ivan @sarahlth @dawnee Thanks for taking the time to leave such great feedback:)
@pyrrhula Thank you very much, and thanks for the good advice, did make me chuckle:)

[sally agnew]

A worthwhile outlook. Love the B&W :)

[Carole Sandford]

I'm a bit like that with hills! Nice b&w.

[FBailey]

@hermann Thanks very much, I almost prefer b&w to colour:)
@carole_sandford Thank you - I do sympathise:)

[Peter H]

I want to step up and see what's over the brow.

[Catherine Otley]

I, too, like the B & W and your framing is lovely.

[FBailey]

@peadar I'll go up there again at the end of the week and post the next stage:). Thank you for commenting!

[FBailey]

@redandwhite Thanks so much! This is about a third of the way up the hill behind Alkham Church through the flax fields.

[tony gig]

Great framing and shot...Fav

[FBailey]

@tonygig Thanks so much!

[David]

Well, you're strong on framing and leading lines, so I guess that's why you chose this route!

[FBailey]

@yrhenwr Thank you for commenting and making me smile!