SPEYKING PROPER - IN LANCASHIRE DIALECT

See link below

http://www.nyt.co.uk/lankytalk.htm

There is no Lanky definite article. Merely substitute a small half-strangled ... Master this and you have mastered the first basic rule of speaking Lanky. ...

Circular Walk from Hurst Green to Longridge Fell

One of my favourite places to go walking is around the village of Hurst Green in the Ribble Valley.

Hurst Green is a small village in the Ribble Valley district of Lancashire, England, connected in its history to the Jesuit school, Stonyhurst College. The village is a 20 minute drive from Longridge and a 15 minute drive away from Clitheroe, and is close to the River Ribble, near its junction with the River Hodder.


Here are a selection of photographs taken on a circular walk starting at Hurst Green up to Longridge Fell and back via the River Hodder.

Longridge Fell

Country Lane nr Hurst Green

River Hodder

Pendle Hill from Longridge Fell

Woodland close to Hurst Green

The cross in the woods, nr Hurst Green

Let me introduce you to Tia, my walking companion, looking rather unhappy after a slip and fall into the river

I AM BACK

Its been a while since I started my blog. It never really got off the ground with me being so busy with other projects. Now I am reviewing and starting to use my blog as I fully intended to when I started some years back, as a diary for the images taken on my travels around Lancashire. There will be some postings of images from elsewhere on my travels too.

Starting with this image taken recently on a walk in the Wigan area.

Many more to follow and some historical items to post too from walks that I never got to post.

Please bear with me whilst I find my way and hopefully people will get as much enjoyment from viewing my images I have had taking them.

Many Thanks and Kind regards

A Daisy Hill ...   "Daisy"