Memories of Derbyshire
14Friday 06 February, 2015 by Uncle Spike
Sunday mornings,
Out on the bike,
On roads like these…
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A look back at days gone by, living in the north of England 🙂
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hello uncle spike its dennis the vizsla dog hay so that is derbyshire!!! dada naym chekd it in his buk shards but i had no ideea it wuz so green and pritty!!! ok bye
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Do you miss England sometimes? One of my friends went to Australia on an extended trip. At first she thought it was wonderful, those great open rugged spaces and the way the landscape seemed to sparkle. But when she returned to the UK, she realised how much she’d missed the greenness of the place and the rain that helped make it that colour.
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Some things, but on balance, err.. nope 🙂
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There is that green again. RICH, lush and dark…nothing like we see here.
Linda ❤⊱彡
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Trouble was, the rain…. I recall one year only taking my motorbike out in the dry 3 times in 7 months (only dry days were working weekdays) 😦
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The price to pay I guess. Although….I do like the sun and the suns rays so I would not do very well there. Still it is lush!
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I love the memories… but hated living there with the weather I have to admit
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I miss Derbyshire,Eyam where I once lived,hiking Kinder Scout,so many many memories.
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I don’t miss the rain, but on a good day, it’s hard to beat, that’s for sure…
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I live on the east coast of Scotland now,makes Derbyshire look positively sun drenched 😉
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Hmm… then you might like the guest post coming up tomorrow evening.
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what is it about?I don’t think I can write well enough for your blog,I am just a scribbler 🙂 but will look forward to reading it .
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Did you see it?
Catching up on comments for the past 30 hrs, so apologies if you have 🙂
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That’s a beautiful sight!
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