[stepheno]

.....in weather like this so it was a walk around Haworth. For the non-locals it's where the Bronte's lived. TFL.

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[Charlotte]

So you've had quite a bit of weather up there Stepheno

Nice set, I particularly like #1 and #6

[_MB_]

#6 is very striking - the colour on the clock tower really stands out in the otherwise near monotonal surroundings.

[Dabhand16]

Another very nice set Stephen

[ray]

Nice photos Stephano i like No1 best im off to Hawarth next week theres an article in my local paper for a walkStarting at parsonage museum round Lower Laithe Reservoir on to wuthering heights Puband back over reservoir have you done it...Ray

[stepheno]

Thanks for looking folks. Haworth is a bit cliched nowadays, too touristy but it is still an opportunity to take the camera out especially when it's only 20 minutes away.

[P-E]

Very nice set of shots

[simpbow]

Nice looking place & shots, like #4.

[Rob Barron]

Thanks for reminding me of my teen years Stephen. I used to live in Haworth and recognise all these shots, beautiful they are too. That first one helps people understand why Wuthering Heights were so bleak. It all looks lovely now but imagine that same scene in a cold, stormy, grey day in November and you can see how bleak it can get.

Lovely work, thanks.
Rob

[stepheno]

Originally Posted by Rob Barron

Thanks for reminding me of my teen years Stephen.

Well thats a bonus Rob, thanks

[Dave]

Last of the Summer Wine does exist then

[stepheno]

Oh yes.....complete with num...appropriate characters

[water]

Nice group of photos.It looks a charming village with lots of interesting 'nooks and crannys'.A bit challenging to cyclists of my standard if No3 is typical!!.
Cheers for sharing,
John