
After the market at Hay (better than last week-but not by much) I took the road south-eastwards and headed for the "hills". This is where you come out on the common.




I couldn't stop and take pictures after this, as the lane goes twisting down through the valley, in parts looking just like a metalled "Green Lane".
It is a breathtaking journey through somewhere I could feel at ease, with many points in common with Mountain Man's mountain.
Remote enough, hard in the winter, but a place that is a joy to be if you are willing to accept what Nature gives you and work with it.
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Gorgeous.
Oh how I would love to roam those hills.
Beautiful trek through your mountains, Gwynneth. We are finally getting some warm wonderful Fall weather here in central Alberta.
Good potting to you!
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