There were ruins - this farm for example. The sheep here had no lambs with them, as many others did.
The chapel at Egglestone Hall is ruined and full of plants -
There were several bridges on our route; this 17th century one at Egglestone -
a footbridge over the Tees, with varied materials -
and another over the Balder; this one has a metal parish marker by the near end -
A few April showers, plenty of sunshine, good company, and a sensational lunch. Brilliant!
2 comments:
Your countryside is so different from ours -- the works of man begin to blend in with nature after a couple of centuries!
I'm sure nature can deal with most of man's works in your part of the world too, given half a chance!
A damp climate helps.
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