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Alice
Wow, this is beautiful. I miss Lancashire whilst I'm at university, can't wait to go back and be with the lovely nature!

Martin ( Australia )
Thankyou for the beautiful photo's of one of the Best places in the world, I hope to be back there one day soon !

Rob Brown
You really know how to capture the right light and to make the picture

Rob Brown
This is fantastic

Fred Little
Re -Anglezarke Reservoir A super photograph .Inspired.

Diane Young (Australia)
What a beautiful picture, brings back so many memory's. I was born in Simonstone and can remember as a child climbing on Pendle Hill also went back in 2003 and took many photo's of Pendle, a beautiful part of the country.

JOHN
PICTURES 16 AND 25 GREAT COPPOSITION BERNADETTE OF CLITHEROE.

JOHN MULLEN
WHO! IS SIMON GARDINER? GREAT ACTION SHOTS SIMON WOOOOW!

Jim
CRACKING PHOTOS

Elizabeth Hodkinson
We live in Norwich but I found the fabulous photos by John Toms of Pendle hill from Rimington, taken from outside my cousins' house and of Fairy Hill too etc. How can I find them again, PLEASE? E. Hodkinson.

Nathalie Churchill
This is a beautiful picture reminding me of a peaceful Sunday afternoon, a stroll on the beach, a reminder of great and esay moments in life.

Atkinsons
Enjoyed the various views, found new places to visit

kathleen townley
Beautiful uplifting photos in these dark dreary wet days , could you please change your e-mail pictures regularly as I like to email them to my family abroad many thanks

Nathalie
These beautiful photos evoke precious memories of the last summer spent with my beloved in Fleetwood and Blackpool.

LISA
i like burnley

heather Whiteside
the pictures are wonderfull. hope theres more to come. thankyou.

diane vincent
I have been to some lovely places walking with son and dog but pendle just takes your breath away.

JOHN MULLEN
A NICE TITLE FOR THE LANCASTER , I WOULD LIKE TO OFFER I'LL LIT BY MOOMLIGHT.

JOHN MULLEN
WOW! picture No.10 must be a brilliant camera.

JOHN MULLEN
Nice bit of framing on picture no.6,Getting both big one's with the main subject framed between them.