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- Gaping Gill
- The entrance to the Ingleborough Cave.
- These stagmites are called "Elephant's legs." :)
- The cutest caver around!
- It was a 2.5 mile hike to the Gaping Gill. At time...
- All the equipment and the big setup for lowering p...
- What we missed out on! There was a 5 hour line at...
- Bath
- Mmmm... CAKE!
- The birthday boy and our friend Mason who also enj...
- The famous Clifton Suspension bridge in Bristol. I...
- If you look carefully on the right side of the cli...
- The cave we went through to get to the lookout spo...
- A side view of the Clifton Suspension bridge.
- This is one of the most photographed bridges in Ba...
- The view of the many shops that line the bridge.
- This area is called the "Circus" because of the ro...
- H A P P Y . B I R T H D A Y .B R A N D O N !!!...
- Birthday plans and our crib, hollar!
- This is the front of our building. The top window ...
- The view out our bedroom window
- Where the cooking goes down
- Dining table (note the fresh flowers) and desk area
- Living Room
- The Master Bedroom
- Harrogate, our home away from home.
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2 comments:
did they make any noise as you passed them or were they used to people and relaxed?
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The sheep are very tame and quite used to people. You can get pretty close without them even looking up. But yes, they do "baaa" once in awhile.
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