Photo-a-Day (Tuesday, 18th January, 2022)
Winter Trees
What an absolutely beautiful and dramatic scene.
It certainly looks extremely cold. Brrrrrr.
Well done Poet
I rode down Langtree lane last week, I turned around when the hard path run out.
Alan has summed up that beautiful picture exactly.
No fast food adverts, litter or traffic in sight. So refreshing. Thank you for this beautiful photo Poet.
Yes that's a lovely frozen in time photo. You can almost hear the branches' brittling brrrs !
Poet: That’s a very artistic photo, simple subject but well executed.
Beautiful. I hope Poet will take the same view one beautiful day in the Summer. It would be lovely to see them side by side.
A great shot,i bet that same path is luscious in Spring..I would love to see it on here.
P.S. Irene ,on Characters of Ince forum last week..you asked where was Aldreds yard was,did you find out..I vaguely recall my Grandad talking about it..were there houses there...and again thank you Poet.
Nice one, Poet.
Poet, a beautiful image of winter, I have to say it again, just beautiful.
Maureen, it was a row of houses down an entry between 128 and 130 Ince Green Lane, next door to what I knew as "Little Amy's shop", just further down from St. William's church and on the other side of the road. I don't recall it at all so maybe it had gone when I was a child.
ps....Maureen...go on Wigan Album. then go to "street scenes" and scroll down the alphabetical list to Aldred's Yard . Click on that and and there is a photo of the rent-collector collecting rents there.
Thank you Irene,I will.
A lovely photo. If that's a nice blueish winter filter you've added it works really well.
the frozen scene winter calling great photo
Very good photo Poet.Frezzing winter has robbed us of colour, nevertheless it's lovely
Many thanks to all for your kind remarks .
Can someone tell me exactly where that is.
Linma , its near the mini roundabout at the junction of Preston Road and Pepper Lane . The Quaker burial ground is roughly opposite .
Thank you Dave I know exactly where you mean.