'Kandy's Xmas Photos-2005/2006'

As we are all getting closer to another Christmas and New year,I thought it would be nice to prepare for the snow we hopefully will get.These photos are taken up in the Peak District in Derbyshire,one of our favorite walking areas...

Losehill across the fields to Hope and back again










[ 08. November 2007, 07:53 PM: Message edited by: Kandyfloss ]

 

ohhhhh kandy lovely snow they are fab pics, well done and a very merry christmas to you

 

Snow falling towards the village of Chatsworth..






A walk to nowhere in particular...

 

lovely kandy love the colours in those first few

 

Lady Bowers Reservoir...










All these photos were taken with a Kodak EasyShare C360 5.0 Megapixels...

 

Lovely photos Kandy, I`ve had to put another jumper because of them. David.

 

lovely photos kandy, they would make fab oil paintings.

 

Thankyou both.I do love snow to look at and to walk in.Nothing beats treading on fresh snow that no one else has trodden on.. bliss

Yes Rosa I expect they would.I never thought of it from an artists viewpoint

 

Here you go Whiley,now you know why we love it up there and it is only a few hours drive from where we live

 

Just found this Kandy - great photos - makes me want to hop in the car next time theres snow there

 

Thankyou Marge,we love this area especially in the winter and have spent many happy hours walking all over these hills.We usually have to book up telve months in advance for holiday accomadation as it is such a popular destination.

The hills were full of people who had left their xmas celebrations to enjoy the snow.

 

Lovely photos Kandy. I'm glad you did the walking though and I just had to follow you from the warmth of the office. The third one in the "a walk to nowhere in particular..." series looks like the edge of the world, walk a bit further and you'll fall off!! Great pic!

 

Kandy, those pictures are incredible!!

 

Beautiful scenery, beautifully captured Kandy. Actually makes me wish that I liked snow, except through double glazing, or in photos like these.