Old Pack Horse Bridge by ejn
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The Old Pack Horse Bridge
Haven't posted for a while,been a busy boy.
The image is of an old pack horse bridge in the area of Wycoller - Lancashire - UK showing the first shades of Autumn with some trees beginning to turn to autumn gold and shed a few leaves
The ruin in the background is Wycoller Hall. Allegedly haunted by a lady on horse back.
Charlotte Bronte was a frequent visitor to Wycoller village on her walks across the moors and it is said the hall is "Ferndean Manor" in her famous novel "Jayne Ayre"
Ed.
Comments (19)
This is really a wonderful photo. Very well done.
wondeful! such atmosphere and mood!! :) and the composition is great, makes me want to climb in to the photo and explore the road ahead :) peace //Benny.
awesome history in your capture and stunning scenery
What a wonderful photo. Love the story and comments about the Hall. Postcards should be made of this bridge. Hugs!!
Outstanding capture!!
I love this scene. Can I live here?
Love the soft effects. Very nice compo. Excellent shot:)
Ohhhhhhhhhhh! Awesome capture, i really LOVE the mood in here. WOOW! It's a beautiful photo indeed!
Really a beauty this place... excellent photography !
Superbly and fabulous view!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx
Weoo done and lovely photo. Thanks.
Beautiful! I love it!
Wonderful image and fantastic story with it. The bridge is remarkable! Great shot.
Lovely nature!!
Extraordinary! this photo looks almost like a painting, awesome work!!!
A lot going on here. Your POV is unique and makes it work even more! Lovely!
Looks like the river bed on the left used to be a road? Such a beautiful place and with such interesting history.
a wonderful talking point... well seen
Just found this via someones favorites .. Now its one of mine! Kudos