The nature reserve of Brockholes in central Lancashire floats dramatically on the the remains of a flood plain on what was once a huge quarrying site.
The achingly beautiful visitor complex floats ethereally on the water and is reminiscent of an ancient
Anglo-Saxon settlement.
Not too many birds around today.
Just this
mallard and its mate and a friendly Canada goose.
And a few swans basking in the Spring sunshine
The rushes and the grasses were blowing in the wind
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Wonderful photos!
ReplyDeleteYou've caught the wild, natural feel of the place :-)
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