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The colours in the pictures are just perfect. It's great to see places like this keep going just so we can keep that small connection to the past. I bet the flour isn't cheap though!
If you're ever a little further north, around Wakefield, I'd love to see some drone shots of the old Healy Mills railway marshalling yard which is a vast overgrown site now but still used by the emergency services for railway accident trying.
Glad you're on the mend and have a great weekend fella :-)
Thanks ever so much for the comments, I think that's why I like windmills, to take us back to how things used to be in the past. As for being further up North, I don't live far from Wakefield, I'm based in Rotherham so it's straight up the M1, I'll have to check those yards out as I've not heard of them before, I also want to see the chapel on the bridge as there are only four in the country, one in Rotherham, Wakefield and I've forgot where the other two are lol. Feeling much better now, thanks again, and have a great weekend too.
Yes i thought I'd read you lived just down the road. Its a pity the cooling towers aren't there still. Flying the drone into them would have been incredible!
The Chapel on the bridge is Chantry Chapel and I didn't know there was another so close. I just love the amazing new perspectives that drones bring us. Anyway, I'll keep my eye out for the next post :-)
What a wonderful adventure. The pictures are beautiful and I would love to have an experience like this. I hope to read more of your adventures and see pictures of them.
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The place is very beautiful and peaceful. I love to live in a place like that.
Glad you made through to the other side! Hope you are feeling better.
Thank you ever so much, I feel so much better now.
The colours in the pictures are just perfect. It's great to see places like this keep going just so we can keep that small connection to the past. I bet the flour isn't cheap though!
If you're ever a little further north, around Wakefield, I'd love to see some drone shots of the old Healy Mills railway marshalling yard which is a vast overgrown site now but still used by the emergency services for railway accident trying.
Glad you're on the mend and have a great weekend fella :-)
Thanks ever so much for the comments, I think that's why I like windmills, to take us back to how things used to be in the past. As for being further up North, I don't live far from Wakefield, I'm based in Rotherham so it's straight up the M1, I'll have to check those yards out as I've not heard of them before, I also want to see the chapel on the bridge as there are only four in the country, one in Rotherham, Wakefield and I've forgot where the other two are lol. Feeling much better now, thanks again, and have a great weekend too.
Yes i thought I'd read you lived just down the road. Its a pity the cooling towers aren't there still. Flying the drone into them would have been incredible!
The Chapel on the bridge is Chantry Chapel and I didn't know there was another so close. I just love the amazing new perspectives that drones bring us. Anyway, I'll keep my eye out for the next post :-)
What a wonderful adventure. The pictures are beautiful and I would love to have an experience like this. I hope to read more of your adventures and see pictures of them.