Saturday, July 30, 2005


smoking hills Posted by Picasa

steps, fissures and still water Posted by Picasa

timeless and changing as slowly as the hills Posted by Picasa

secret worlds revealed Posted by Picasa

random currents form a thing of balanced beauty Posted by Picasa

sealrock at ripples edge Posted by Picasa

winters hidden layers revealed in summer Posted by Picasa

looking homewards Posted by Picasa

from the stone itself rose the bridge Posted by Picasa

Thursday, July 28, 2005


of stone and water, plus a great name, Bassenthwaite lake at Beck Wythop Posted by Picasa

Wednesday, July 27, 2005


the lone watchman looks for the returning ones Posted by Picasa

the face of the waiting one within the stone Posted by Picasa

clouds fly as time weighs on the still standing Posted by Picasa

of cliffs and stones, stories remembered while humankind forget Posted by Picasa

the power of the stone Posted by Picasa

entrance to castlerigg Posted by Picasa

Rolling clouds over castlerigg circle Posted by Picasa

echoing the curve of the land Posted by Picasa

part of the Cleator Moor circle Posted by Picasa

the final horse, the last stone. This was a moment when the photographer in me was overruled. The magical moment of the horses breaking over the ridge was a photo that should have been taken, but the man just stood and bathed in the moment.  Posted by Picasa

two horses, one stone, one power house Posted by Picasa

thundering past, sheer power reflecting the land Posted by Picasa

Tuesday, July 26, 2005

Cumbria and North Yorkshire dales


A long day of driving, a bad back that felt every dip and rise in the road, when you get a moment like this, a herd of horses running for the joy of running across the fell while you stand watching them head towards you while you stand in a stone circle. To feel the beat of their hooves through the earth, the wind as they rush by, the rolling skys and then the silence.