Day 72 - Hill up Stanley Lane

Didn't have a lot of time yesterday, so sorry for the lack of comments. Didn't quite get the shot I wanted either, but snapped this when I had ten minutes at lunchtime.

[Paul "Snapchap" Everest]

Wow! A terrific landscape, Kev. That winding lane and the wonky telegraph poles are just such typical features of the British rural landscape

[Smitha]

Very neat landscape. Would love to see this in color.

[mizhayz]

Shots like this make me want to jump on a plane and visit the UK..love the winding lane framed with hedges.. beautiful..

[Chippy Minton]

Cracking shot Kev, I am finding work/life is severely hampering trying to improve my photography, I dream of having 10 minutes at lunch .... you lucky lucky b*stard (quote) ;-)

[Malc Bird]

Great B&W landscape - so typically English. Great leading lines :)

[guttersniperebecca]

Such a Beautifully quaint countryside

[Laura Thornton]

I'd kill to do this in a day. I have nothing but time on my hands and dishing up nothing but garbage. This is gorgeous Malc. I love the way B&W scenes like this make them so timeless.

[Laura Thornton]

Kev, sorry I called you Malc. Twisted you up with another friend!

[Paul King]

Fabulous pastoral image and looks great in b:w

[Jan Penny]

Beautiful shot.

[Scatts]

Nice photo Kev. I like the way none of those telegraph poles are straight giving the picture an illusion of not being straight.

[Kev]

@steampowered @smithak @mizhayz @ch1ppy_m1nton @malc @guttersniperebecca @ptowncook @paul2782 @janpenny @scatts Thank you all for the kind comments. Nearly gave up as the sun wouldn't come out, but finally it did, so I guess it was worth it. Steep hill as well, by the way - a s.o.b. to cycle up I can tell you!

[Kev]

@smithak Have popped the colour one in my other album.

[bardejov]

Love the British country side. It's been many years since my visit.

[Gena Pegg]

A wonderful place in which you live! This is another fav. Love long winding (lonely) roads. Soooo charming!

[Kev]

@bardejov @eyesmile Thanks guys. Whilst I knew England and Wilitshire in particular was bautiful, over the years I'd started to take it for granted. 365 has re-opened my eyes to it's quintessential beauty.