I am glad you stopped and I am glad you did not attempt to jump over the barbed wire. It is a great landscape of the beautiful area around you. It almost looks like a scene from one of our American westerns. Very well done, Patti.

That would smart a little getting caught in the fence. Another super countryside shot, Patti. Your skies are so beautiful all the time. Wonderful work.

Jim

Is there a pub out there ?? I don't see one......I'll go but if my tail gets tired and starts draggin' .....I'll have to take a break. LOL Oh and YOU jump the barbed wire........I'll watch. :) This has some wonderful colours with the browns and the greens.

Here in the States, When you jump over somebody's fence, Sometimes the barbed wire is the least of your problems. Great warm colors and perspective.

A fine shot...someone is sure busy in your air space.

The view is really nice,a very good photo.

Great looking sky in this one...I really like the perspective too, those little fences are always so cool...another goodie!!

There's the X marks the spot from Cornelius' photo. I don't know how those planes get anywhere. Love the rocks walls. Did they put up the barbed wire to keep sheep from free grazing. I see a lot of the photo's from over there where the sheep only have the rock walls to keep them confined. Colors are great. Very nice photo Patti.

Tick

This is the type of image I love for desktops-wide open expanse and an image that's not to busy. This is a keeper. Well done.
Pat

Wow Patti I like the angle that you took the picture at, and what you chose to add into the picture. Very nicely done.
-Chris

Love the moss on this side of the post. Great, clear and clean.

Yeah! .. ..
I've done the 'Barbed-Wired' scenario too!!!...OooooYah!!!

Very lovely Patti...Who the hell makes up these stupid names?...
"Tittersworth"!!!...sounds like something worth 'Tittering' about eh!!!

High jump shouldn't be a problem for someone with a black belt like you. Shame it's in origami though. Maybe you could fold your way over....?

It's a lovely photo, the light's perfect and really brings out the moorland colours. The view of the hills in the distance really speaks to me, living in London I sometimes long for the kind of solitude and peace you capture in your pictures.

As for the title, well you've made me think of Frankie Howerd. It was him who used to say 'titter ye not' wasn't it?

Ooooh...just thinking about doing a high jump with barbed wire involved makes my eyes water and voice go high pitched!!! lol

Great picture Patti, clever use of that post in this one, and very nice cloud formation.

Paul

Think's not a problem to jump over the barbed wire fence as you can use the brick wall, but once you have to come back Patti,
Wonderful image!
Regards, Cornelius

I love those quaint wooden signposts, great image Patti, lovely perspective.

Oh man, it looks like a long way to the restroom!!

Oh well, when ya gotta go...ya gotta go!!

~zzzzzip~

8~O

Neat view P!!

Oh!! Sorry about your foot!! Darn wind!!

Beautiful as always fogz.

Hi Patti.
When I first came across this picture,straight away,I said one of Bob's.it's so like his pictures,from the Swaledale Valley.
it's a really beautiful Landscape,and put it straight,on my Desktop.

Beautiful capture and a Fine scene..Love it

I am glad you stopped :-) Beautiful view and a very good photo as always!

Another great landscape. I hope that signpost isn't pointing back to the nearest pub?

Majestic view. I don't quite understand the short fences and the sign post though. Nice capture.
Russ

Wonderful warm colors in this great country setting Patti! =)

Can we get a shot of you jumping over the wall??!!

I like this one. the sky and land all have nice coloring and the direction post and wall add some interest to the pic. I like the framing quite a bit as well. thanks for sharing.

this post adds a lot to the already great landscape, good one!