Oh, what a marvelous looking place (partly, I think, because of the lovely blue sky...)
It looks like if you went into the graveyard at night you might meet some benevolent ghost (I picture a man, probably smoking a pipe) who'd be willing to perch on the edge of a gravestone and chat about the great beyond.
Huddersfield Narrow, from the look of it, then (there's also a Huddersfield Broad). That one goes right across/through the Pennines; I will be walking near the eastern end of the tunnel that takes it through the highest bit in a few weeks.
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Date: 2006-02-08 09:15 am (UTC)It looks like if you went into the graveyard at night you might meet some benevolent ghost (I picture a man, probably smoking a pipe) who'd be willing to perch on the edge of a gravestone and chat about the great beyond.
If there IS a great beyond.
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Date: 2006-02-08 09:41 am (UTC)And the daffodils are just beginning to poke through. It will look amazing in spring.
Daffodils among the gravestones- imagine!
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Date: 2006-02-08 10:16 am (UTC)Which canal? says the enthusiastic holiday boater...
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Date: 2006-02-09 01:49 am (UTC)But my favourite is number 6: the lady in the sentry box in the churchyard - what is going on there?
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