Coin Fair -Huddersfield

The Cat's Mother wrote:It was good  @Periodic Table , and the rain was only on the way back. The drive over was good: I love the moorland and it's spectacular in the sun. I'm the same as you with numismatics - I buy coins that I see as little works of art, not date runs of halfpennies. Each to their own.

Wished I could see what the moorlands are like.

Wow, That sounds awesome.

I just wish I could get out and abouts to enjoy some shows.

Periodic Table wrote:

The Cat's Mother wrote:It was good  @Periodic Table , and the rain was only on the way back. The drive over was good: I love the moorland and it's spectacular in the sun. I'm the same as you with numismatics - I buy coins that I see as little works of art, not date runs of halfpennies. Each to their own.

Wished I could see what the moorlands are like.

Just for you Steve:
Here's a bit of a taste. Blackstone Edge is my local moor: I can see Robin Hood's Bed (a big stone formation oddly not shown on the video) from my garden, and if you knew where to look and the picture was expanded an awful lot, my house will be on the video. There's also a pub up there called the White House, which is quite a landmark.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RLxNa0Llek

I just found this one @Periodic Table . This was almost my route back home - I joined the motorway at Junction 23 not at 24, since 23's an easier junction. It was obviously a misty day when the film was taken, and you only get to see one side of the carriageway, but it gives a flavour.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPX2wjZ6vFw

The Cat's Mother wrote:Just for you Steve:
Here's a bit of a taste. Blackstone Edge is my local moor: I can see Robin Hood's Bed (a big stone formation oddly not shown on the video) from my garden, and if you knew where to look and the picture was expanded an awful lot, my house will be on the video. There's also a pub up there called the White House, which is quite a landmark.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RLxNa0Llek

That's beautiful TCM. I'll look up the black rock formations. Something about the UK's countryside captures my imagination.

The Cat's Mother wrote:I just found this one  @Periodic Table . This was almost my route back home - I joined the motorway at Junction 23 not at 24, since 23's an easier junction. It was obviously a misty day when the film was taken, and you only get to see one side of the carriageway, but it gives a flavour.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPX2wjZ6vFw

Lovely country. Thanks for taking me along for the ride.