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ANDREW SMITH

P H O T O G R A P H Y

HEBDEN BRIDGE III

The Cherry Blossom by The White Lion Hotel makes you want to leap for joy!

op Withens to Haworth. Brontë Country. Top Withens (inspiration of Wuthering Heights) is a pilgrimage for many Japanese tourists for whom the book is a standard school text.

Churn Milk Joan, Midgley Moor. Standing Stone. There's an old legend about a milk-maid named Joan who, whilst carrying milk across the moors between Luddenden and Pecket Well, got caught in a blizzard and froze to death.

Sylvia Plath's Grave, Heptonstall

Heptonstall Church

Walshaw Dean Reservoirs from the Pennine Way. Brontë Country.

ooking to Haworth from Top Withens. Brontë Country.

Stormy Skies over the Rochdale Canal, Hebden Bridge

The Triumvirate of Smeekin Pike, Heptonstall Church and Stoodley Pike. Sun & Moon.

Gaddings Dam beneath Stoodley Pike. England's highest beach!

Miller's Grave, Midgley Moor. Modern pagan folklore ascribes the name of this site to relate to Much, the Miller’s Son: acquaintance of the legendary Robin Hood, whose ‘Penny Stone’ boulder is just 100 yards west of here.

The Yellow Brick Road. Horsehold looking to Heptonstall.

Pinnacle Lane looking to Stoodley Pike.

Gaddings Dam beneath Stoodley Pike. England's highest beach!

Little Plum

Summit Up?! Standing Stone Hill, Heptonstall Moor. We loved that jacket!

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