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Sue, you took really beautiful photos! I read on the news that all England is snow-covered. It must be some snowy attack in Europe.
ReplyDeleteThe West Yorkshire is very beautiful, I've never been there; these winter rural landscapes remind me of Poland, they look almost the same at this time.. but in the summer English landscapes, which I saw on the photos, are the beautiful green hills and meadows; unlike in Poland where in the summer all fields are beautiful but yellow..sowed with grains :)
We don't get lots of snow Dewberry but it does seem that this year we are all getting a share. We do have yellow fields as well but that is a many farmers grow oilseed rape which has acid yellow flowers.
ReplyDeleteVery nice winter. You shot some wonderful pictures. You are a great photographer. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThanks you OF. Snow is always very photogenic until it turns slushy that is.
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