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photoblog image A Yorkshire Weekend - Hebden Bridge 4/7

A Yorkshire Weekend - Hebden Bridge 4/7

We had a weekend away in mid-September and visited among other places Hebden Bridge and this week this series will concentrate on a few shots of that small town.

Following on from yesterdays picture Hebden Water runs through the centre of town and this is the Packhorse Bridge, so named because at this point routes from Halifax, Burnley, Rochdale and Heptonstall all came together at this river crossing.

You can just see the little family by the bridge that I featured a few weeks back that looked like this http://brianaw.shutterchance.com/photoblog/Seen_And_Heard__2%A3%21%3Bslash%A3%21%3B7_/

A Yorkshire Weekend - Hebden Bridge 4/7

We had a weekend away in mid-September and visited among other places Hebden Bridge and this week this series will concentrate on a few shots of that small town.

Following on from yesterdays picture Hebden Water runs through the centre of town and this is the Packhorse Bridge, so named because at this point routes from Halifax, Burnley, Rochdale and Heptonstall all came together at this river crossing.

You can just see the little family by the bridge that I featured a few weeks back that looked like this http://brianaw.shutterchance.com/photoblog/Seen_And_Heard__2%A3%21%3Bslash%A3%21%3B7_/

comments (17)

  • Chris
  • England
  • 19 Nov 2009, 00:17
Ole Chocolate Box Charie himself would be proud of this shot Brian
Brian Walbey: Thanks Chris.
  • Ray
  • Thailand
  • 19 Nov 2009, 00:25
Yes...serious chocolate box material, Brian.

I think it is interesting that, in a picture full of details of interest, my eyes were still quickly drawn to the ducks swimming, bottom right.
Brian Walbey: Now you've said that Ray i can't stop looking at those ducks, I never really noticed them before.
  • zed
  • Australia
  • 19 Nov 2009, 05:26
idealic surrounds Brian
Brian Walbey: Yes indeed Tony, thanks very much.
What a great series Brian.

richard
Brian Walbey: Thanks Richard.
Another wonderful composition Brian. The light is superb!
Brian Walbey: Thanks Richard, I took several before I felt it was the right composition for my liking.
Just put in planner for future visit, Thank You
Brian Walbey: I think you will enjoy a visit here Martin, just get a nice day like we did.
  • vintage
  • Brisbane Australia
  • 19 Nov 2009, 11:27
Sweet village
Brian Walbey: It is vintage, and at the wekend I will show more of the village centre.
There is so much to look at in this shot. Very good!
Brian Walbey: Thanks very much Mary.
Such a pretty place, can I spy a chimney stack behind the trees, lovely Brian
Brian Walbey: Thanks Linda. It is a chimney which is more prominent in tomorrows picture.
A delightful looking little place Brian. Having waterways is always a bonus.
Brian Walbey: I always think a well looked after canal, stream or river gives character to a place Janet.
Charming!
Brian Walbey: Thanks very much Kavita.
I can imagine the flow of water after a heavy storm.
Brian Walbey: I believe they have had heavy rain up there this week Chad so your imagination is probably actuality.
Beautiful Yorkshire! I like this shot!
Brian Walbey: Thanks very much, it is a nice place to go.
Beautiful spot...Imagine the shots possible with various weather conditions. Very nice Brian.
Brian Walbey: Thanks Ron, it was a nice place to go.
  • Alan
  • United Kingdom
  • 19 Nov 2009, 18:54
Now I wonder how much water there this there today' Sounds like it's grim 'oop North!
Brian Walbey: I agree Alan, but hopefully not som much water as your beloved Cumbria.
  • Astrid
  • Netherlands
  • 19 Nov 2009, 21:22
This is just wonderful, you did so well, it is as if I can hear the water running.
A likey to me.
Brian Walbey: Thanks Astrid. It was such a lovely September morning. By the way Ginnie has quite taken to this place, perhaps it willend up on your list of places to go.
  • Ellie
  • England
  • 19 Nov 2009, 23:21
There's such a lot to see isn't there, and it looks so happy a place too.
Brian Walbey: It was very surprising being a little industrial town from times past Ellie and everyone in the centre seemed to be enjoying the lovely day.

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