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  1. pip

    pip Gardener

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    Here is the view I now enjoy from the top of my new street

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    Lucky you. Looks lovely and peaceful.
     
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    Hi, pip ... you changed something from when I looked this morning. [​IMG] I loved the first view, brought back lots of memories, but this one is really special. Is there a name to them there hills you're looking at?

    We had friends who lived in Wray, Lancashire ... without getting a map out, I don't know how close / far you are.
     
  6. pip

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    Hi all [​IMG]

    It is a lovely area, a far cry from where we moved from.

    LoL, you are right, I have edited the thread. This is due to the fact that the car owned by my previous neighbours from hell featured in the `Before` picture. Mrs Pip pointed out that if these lovely people were to see this site and their car on it,they are quite capable of looking into some sort of `privacy infringement` and they would seek compensation of some form, be it monetary or otherwise. Believe me, they are the type of people who would do such a thing.

    On a lighter note,Wray(AKA scarecrow village) is about 30 miles north of here, never been but I would like to go up one year and marvel at all the scarecrows.

    Them there hills are known locally as Healy Nab,Heapey and Rivington Pike. Ignorant me doesn`t know the collective name for the range [​IMG] [​IMG]

    [ 06. November 2007, 09:09 PM: Message edited by: pip ]
     
  7. walnut

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    Part of the Penine chain Pip cycled over Rivington Pike a few times sometimes called Winter Hill,got photos somewhere of me and my lad stood near the transmitter mast once when there was a freeze on, the icicles on the mast were enormous, safety notices all round warning of the danger.
     
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