One of my most favourite parts of Lancashire is the Forest of Bowland. It's an area filled with high fells and sweeping views over large valleys and woodland. If you've been there you'll know that it is well deserving of its AONB designation (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty).
I keep thinking every week that this is going to be the last bit of sunshine warm enough to sit out without coats before the chill winds of winter force us to wrap up in layers and layers. So when the sun was still hanging on for one day more I was quick to get somewhere nice to enjoy it. This week it was at a tiny village in Bowland called Newton. It has a fabulous friendly pub called The Parkers Arms, with top quality nosh and plenty of places to sit out and enjoy the scenery. They've won all sorts of awards which are as well deserved as Bowland is of its AONB status. We had a very tasty lunch, though I managed to drop my change on the floor again which had the bar guy nearly on hands and knees trying to retrieve it for me - turned out it was only 20p.
Sandmason Mouse
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Earlier this year I did an inked commission of a Mouse from Sandmason on a
desert mount.
The plan is that this piece will be included in the next Mouse Gu...
3 days ago
Hey Mick looks like a good place visit
ReplyDeleteGreat photos that certainly look like AONB!
ReplyDeleteDarryl and Ruth : )
It deserves its AONB status! Very nice.
ReplyDeleteWould love to visit there! I really do enjoy traveling through England via your blog!
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