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Otley, Leeds, West Yorkshire, UK by Jo Hennessey

 

Rowan Gillespie's Great Irish Famine Sculptures, Dublin by Andy Ratcliff

 

Derwent Water & Keswick by Rachel Mohan

 

Jo Hennessey: Otley, Leeds, West Yorkshire, UK

These picures were taken by Jo Hennessey of the area in and around Otley, Leeds. As well as stunning landscapes, they also contain excellent photographic skill. I particularly get excited over the contrast of calm and dramatic water shots, done whilst taking a picture of an old building, which I also get excited over. I hope you enjoy the views as I did!

If you have pictorial views you'd like to share on this site, please mail me at yourviews@hellvellynsviews.com

Surprise View on Otley Chevin looking North over Otley

Surprise View on Otley Chevin looking north east towards Almscliff Crag - River Wharfe can be seen in the distance.

Surprise View on Otley Chevin looking north west towards Beamsley Beacon. Otley Chevin was also used as a beacon in days of old.

Garnetts paper mill - banks of River Wharfe, Otley.

Garnetts Paper Mill with a wider view.

River Wharfe, Otley from main road bridge through the town.

Otley Chevin itself - with the highest point on the rocks centre left horizon.

Another view of Otley.

Lovely views, thanks for sharing them Jo and congratulations on being the first in yourviews@hellvellynsviews.com

To see more of Jo's work, please click the following link: http://www.geograph.org.uk/search.php?i=937062

Jo now also has her brand new website! Click here to go there now.  

To learn more about Otley Chevin and it's history, please click the following link: www.chevinforest.co.uk

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Rowan Gillespie's Irish Great Famine Sculptures by Andy Ratcliff

Pictures by Andy Ratcliff. Info by Annie.

These pics were taken by a friend of mine Andy Ratcliff, they were sculptured in 1997 by Rowan Gillespie and made as a Memorial to the ONE MILLION people who lost their lives in the Great Famine of 1845-1849. Some others managed to emigrate, either to England, USA or Canada.
Rowan Gillespie has made more sculptures on the immigrants which are being erected in a park in Toronto this year.
 
 
 
 
 
 

Around Keswick, Lake District By Rachel Mohan

These pictures of around Keswick & Derwent Water were taken by Rachel Mohan. The majority were taken from Castle Head; a popular viewpoint.

 

Derwent Water, Catbells & the Derwent Fells from Castlehead.

Catbells across Derwent Water.

Across Derwent Water to Borrowdale.

View West.

Keswick & Skiddaw with Bassenthwaite Lake to the left of Skiddaw.

Skiddaw & Bassenthwaite Lake.

Cloudy shot of Catbells & the Derwent Fells.

Cloud over Skiddaw from the shore of Derwent Water.

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