Some winter scenes from North Yorkshire, England.
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Agree with GarryRF. Two superb winter scenes that remind me why I love the 4 seasons, and why I wish winter was a little shorter.
Thanks, Paul!
I think you’ve captured my memories of North Yorkshire Paul
Both photos worthy of a frame. Thanks.
Both photographs are so beautiful!