Heptonstall - Cobblestones, Churches and Sylvia Plath's Grave
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STOPI just love these old stone buildings… looks like a really neat spot!
Yeah man, it was a little slice of literary heaven wrapped up in whole wallop of granite loveliness 😆 😉
In all seriousness though, Heptonstall was such an interesting place to visit, and just really chilled to wander around... plus it didn't rain!
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The UK has so many hidden gems. I have yet to visit this one! Great post!
Cheers m8.
Yeah, it really has and when you've been here all your life you kind of forget sometimes, well I do ;-)
It was a real nice trip away and I got some much needed R+R and inspiration in Yorkshire :)
You really have to live there or be on an extended visit to see the more obscure places. Earlier this year I saw Ely and West Wycombe. Both were neat.
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I've never been to either, I shall have to google them. Or if you've written about them I'll check that out?
I've been to quite a few of the UK's hidden gems. My favorite was the Farne isles to dive with seals. Seriously nice.
Yeah, I have blogs for both.
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Hit me up with links if they're easy to find. I'm genuinely interested m8 :)
Sure, when I get back to my laptop.
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https://steemit.com/steempress/@joshman/visitingelyuk12photos-1j7p7hhl88
https://steemit.com/blog/@joshman/westwycombeparkuk10photos-l1t4n2tv6a
https://steemit.com/blog/@joshman/westwycombehilluk10photos-95pw1b14bn
Cheers dude. I shall take a look through them 👍
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I love a tag and so glad you tagged me in this one. A wonderful post and I was caught up in Plath and Hughes descriptions of the bleak landscape they saw. I never saw gorse in that way - only Plath, with her troubled mind, could describe it so. I always like Hughes more than Plath.
As soon as you mentioned highwayman I was reminded of the Alfred Noyes poem 'The Highwayman', which Dad had me memorise as a kid for 100 bucks because he didnt believe I could do it.
The moon was a ghostly galleon tossed upon cloudy seas.
The road was a ribbon of moonlight over the purple moor,
And the highwayman came riding—
The highwayman came riding, up to the old inn-door.
No wonder we all had visions of
England as dark and dour, grey and cold.. literature had us believe it so. This is such a contrast to your blue skies of your hike... but suits all the more the poets who inspired your own musings of this place!
Hopefully we can get a car for a while when we come home, you have made me desperate to go back to Yorkshire!!!
An exemplary post, Rowan!!
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Very impressive shots and outline. Thanks for sharing your experience. Happy Friday Raj!
Cheers dude. Happy Friday right back at you buzweaveryoutube :)
Wow stunning I will have to pay it a visit not too far from me. That chapel is incredible too. Wonderful words too 💯🐒
Cheers dude.
Yes, it's well worth a visit. If you're close, you could easily do a day where you see both Hebden bridge and heptonstall. Or if you've already been to Hebden bridge, there is a lovely walk in a national trust place called Hardcastle Craggs near to where we stayed in old town 🙂
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Never been to either! Looks like a nice cycle actually might do that when we next get some sun a day job for sure. Thanks 💯🐒
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