the canal at Uppermill, Lancashire by alanwilliams
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on the western flank of the Pennines
Comments (24)
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
Beautiful shot!
What a beautiful tranquil place to forget one's worries. FYI I have still never driven across the Nullarbor!
I see suburbia in the distance xlt shot!
a great canal.. What did they use it for
That's a great shot Alan, it seems to get very narrow in the foreground, must be a bit of a scrape to get through that small gap for some boat owners :)
Gorgeous shot Alan
It always amazes me when the canal is higher than the town!
A beautiful depth is on the water, Alan, and I guess I see even a boat on it. I love the reflections, as the lower mill looks lovely with that stones.
Creative POV & composition. I like the way the path is completely covered with leaves & yet the canal itself has almost none...
Gorgeous, looks something like the Grand western Canal;
Pretty place, that would be cool to take a walk by.
Taking a fall trip on the canals is one of my bucket list dreams. This shot may have moved it up a few places. Beautiful!!
First I thought of a huge puddle. But it is a channel within the city. He seems pretty flat. I have never seen before. Great pic!
most beautiful reflections! a wonderful fall capture! ;o)
Nice river to hike along :)
Looks a very nice place to take a boat ride Alan.
Nice compo with water leading through image... beautiful!
Beautiful! You make me want to put on my shoes and go for a walk.
Fanstastic photo
Very nicely done Alan!!
A wonderful image that begs for further exploration. Let's go boating and see where this goes.
I love canals so much history in them and this is a very beautiful one.
A very lovely and peaceful photo. I do like the effect of the fallen leaves on the ground!