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Mike Warren. A visit on successful Landscape Trust business to Leighton a few days ago so a look round first. Goldeneye at the Lower Hide were nice and found a Tree Creeper.
A cheeky unauthorised extra. Many of you know that Jean is in care with Alzheimer's disease, hence occasional (good weather!) posts from Clitheroe. Our Granddaughter Amelia (MiMi) is running the Edinburgh Half Marathon for Alzheimer's research. A chance for me to help and anyone else who may have experience/contact with this disease, should they wish.
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Mike Warren. A walk over the Knott in lovely sunshine but the sun became less by the time we got to the top and flew the drone. One of these pictures shows the river channel at the northern shore of the estuary at Sandside.
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I Iived in Nyasaland (now Malawi) for 3 years and although I saw plenty of evidence that leopard were living in the forest reserves that I managed and visited. I never saw one in daylight, or fortunately when on foot in my forest at Lusangazi and only saw them from a distance on the Vipya and once close up from the safety of a landrover at Luwawa Forest!
I have also 'not seen' when we went out specially at dawn to see lynx in Coto Donana in Andalucia, so I agree with this:
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Mike Warren. Leighton on the sun - mostly frozen but a few small birds obliged and took some drone pictures of the river with ice now gone.
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Mike Warren - a few days ago took the scenic route back from Clitheroe over Clapham Common - not too icy but lovely views. Why not join the Trust? Scan the QR code.
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Mike Warren. Lovely day so Gaitbarrows and tide chasing. Bore at Arnside was small (although a 10 metre tide) but with the river at Sandside being on the Foulshaw side now, got some pictures of the icy channels etc. and some videos of a surprisingly good bore.
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Older articles…
Gingerbread Well starts production again!
Brown Hairstreak in the Arnside and Silverdale AONB
Tithe and Inclosure Maps
Early Ordnance Survey maps of Coldwell
A key addition to the mosaic: our "Golden Horseshoe"
Boundary planting and new hedges
